The Re-enchanted Landscape
Donated by the author. A brilliant survey of the many remarkable people involved in movements such as Paganism, Modern Witchcraft and Earth Mysteries who found inspiration in the Cornish landscape. …
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Donated by the author. A brilliant survey of the many remarkable people involved in movements such as Paganism, Modern Witchcraft and Earth Mysteries who found inspiration in the Cornish landscape. …
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Impressively detailed and wide-ranging analysis of the influence of Ancient Egyptian civilisation (and Western perceptions of it) on the West. Includes chapters on magic, alchemy, the Rosicrucians, Hermeticism and Theosophy.
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Currently held: issues #1 and #2. Journal edited by Alex Langstone. Contributors include Cheryl Straffon, Kathy Wallis, Alan M. Kent. The journal also includes extracts from classic works such as …
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This unusual (and beautiful) book/journal consists of a series of very poetic texts (some derived from medieval works, and others reading not unlike a Ted Hughes poem), together with photographs …
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Book plate says the book is a prize given for regular attendance by the Jubilee Town Mission in Lancaster, and is dated 1908. Includes some quite eerie descriptions of Punch …
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Includes a reference to Cornish witch Madgy Figgy (p.88): “… a wonderful pile of granite… built up of cubical masses of granite and capped with a sort of chain. This …
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A version of the Lemegeton Clavicula Salomonis (Lesser Key of Solomon) from a manuscript owned by Dr Thomas Rudd, a 17th century magician. Also includes four other magical texts: Ars Paulina; Ars Almadel; Theurgia-Goetia; …
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Brazilian edition of The Book of Baphomet (Museum Library id. no. 133.4 VAY 6438). Donated by the authors.
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A remarkable book that traces how European society became progressively more intolerant in the period from 950-1250. Although it has only passing references to witchcraft, it is an important contribution …
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Researched at the Museum, and includes a chapter on Cecil Williamson, the Museum’s founder, and also photographs of objects in the collection. Chapters: Devonshire Witches & Magicians The Gallows’ Last …
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Includes a very nice picture of the Museum when it was at Bourton-on-the-Water, together with an account of the Museum’s history (p.216 ff.), in the chapter The Rise of Modern Magic by …
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Very funny comic book homage to the Meg and Mog books. Amusingly inscribed to the Museum by author and illustrator Simon Hanselmann. Acquired at ComicCon, and includes a piece of …
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Donated by the author. A very important book that investigates how magic infiltrated the corridors of power in the run-up to and during the witch hunts.
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Donated by Lucy Llewellyn. Special Rehearsal Edition Script of the play that was a follow-up to the phenomenal book series. Based on a story by J.K. Rowling, the play is …
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Memoirs of the author of the enormously influential book Witches (Museum Library id. no. 133.43 JON 1316).
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An examination of how geology and landscape affected prehistoric society.
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Donated by Wilford Gonyea. Issue No. 3 of a new occult journal, with the emphasis on Ritual Magic, spirit contact, altered states of consciousness etc.. Part of a significant revival …
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Jake Stratton-Kent applies his encyclopedic knowledge of books of Goetic magic to providing a comprehensive list (and analysis) of the spirits ceremonial magicians sought to invoke. See also his edition …
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Number 74 of a limited edition of 100, signed by the translator and editor, Steve Seven. A very interesting book (originally published in Germany in 1918) that draws on a …
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