Monthly Archives: October 2011

Review of God Against the Gods (from The Owl and the Lion v1 n2)

Posted on 2011-10-24 by freemanpresson

[This brief review was published in the short-lived journal of Temple Zagduku, The Owl and the Lion, in 2004. It is very timely now.] In God Against the Gods1, Jonathan Kirsch has an agenda. He spells it out in detail … Continue reading →

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Review of In the Bleak Midwinter (M. R. Sellars)

Posted on 2011-10-17 by freemanpresson

In the Bleak Midwinter M. R. Sellars WillowTree Press, November 2011 It took me a while to decide that I liked Sellars’s Rowan Gant novels, which is a little odd since I am squarely in their target market interest-wise (except … Continue reading →

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Review: Weird Ways of Witchcraft, Dr. Leo Louis Martello

Posted on 2011-10-16 by freemanpresson

Leo Martello1 was one of the early pioneers of public Witchcraft. He claimed Sicilian family tradition, and had obviously studied extensively in the Western Esoteric Tradition, including a sabbatical (pun intended) in Morocco, which was one of the counterculture destinations … Continue reading →

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Review of The Sorcerer of Sainte Felice

Posted on 2011-10-14 by freemanpresson

“I was only an apprentice. I swear it. By all the angels in Heaven.” Fifteen year old Michael de Lorraine was about to lose his life for having been the apprentice of a dilettante, an armchair Magus, when Père Francis … Continue reading →

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