For readers of esoteric history, modern occultism, and spiritual biography—this is the story of how a Beast and a Priestess birthed an Aeon.They never shared a temple, yet Aleister Crowley and Dion Fortune changed the course of modern spirituality. He—the self-styled Great Beast 666, prophet of the Aeon of Horus. She—the Sea Priestess, mystic of the Moon and revealer of the Goddess. Together, their lives coiled around the same current of Magick like twin serpents o...

Discover the wonder of Christmas through the quiet beauty of poetry.In Nativity Set, poet and author Robert Hudson invites you to slow down, listen, and see the familiar Christmas story with new eyes. Each of these finely crafted rondels—an ancient poetic form once loved by the troubadours—gives voice to a figure from the crèche: the shepherd, the angel, the magi, even the ox and the rooster. Together they form a "wordless lectionary," a contemplative jour...

Traveling by a Different Way…and Discovering God Along the Road.What happens when everything you took for granted—your routines, your church, your sense of safety—suddenly disappears?In this luminous and deeply comforting collection, Fr. Joel W. Huffstetler, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Cleveland, Tennessee, invites us to see life's upheavals through the steady light of grace. Preached during the pandemic and refined for readers everywhere, thes...

In this collection, Caitlín Matthews gathers together many of the poems and songs that have marked her long career as a singer, writer, ritualist, and performer. These mythographic poems arise from the song that always singing at the threshold of the otherworld and the apparent world, where the poet becomes a walker between worlds. When the song of the ancient starlight falls to earth, we hear the voice that is resounding at the edge of hearing. It is here that wisdom arises, directing the...

Three Hundred Warriors. One Survivor. An Ancient Song of Glory and Loss.One of Britain's oldest epic poems returns in this vivid and haunting new poetic version. The Gododdin is a song of courage and catastrophe—a lament for three hundred warriors who rode out from the Old North to face overwhelming odds at the Battle of Catraeth, and never returned. Attributed to the early medieval bard Aneirin, this stark and beautiful work stands alongside Beowulf