John Dee, the great English magus, bibliophile, scholar, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, occultist, and advisor to Queen Elizabeth, was characterized by...
I recently sat down to watch the 2018 film Suspiria. Maybe because I haven't seen Argento's 1977 classic (I know, I know), I watched Luca Guadagnino's film wit...
The words ‘Renaissance Man’ are so often applied to those who fail to live up to its true meaning. The popular image of a well-rounded hero tends to be personi...
In April, 69 Discordian pilgrims set off on a journey, perhaps better described as a mass magical act, from the Cerne Abbas Giant in England to Carl Jung’s Bol...
Forget Avengers: Endgame, and the final series of that TV show with dragons and thrones...this is what we've all really been waiting for: season two of Netflix...
Darker
re-imaginings of fairy tales appear periodically in popular culture, but most
of them would seem tame next to the
first written versions. The inhe...
A couple of days ago I found a very interesting tweet on my feed. It was written in Spanish, and told the story of a senior British citizen who claimed that ev...
In the most recent release of our Darklore anthology series (Darklore X, available now from Amazon), Blair MacKenzie Blake writes about one of the key figures i...
Synchronicities are weird. They're even weirder when they go meta.
For example: after recently reading Diana Walsh Pasulka's American Cosmic: UFOs, Religion, T...
Magick, as it is presented in modern pop culture, is nearly always an ancient thing: dusty books, Latin incantations, secret orders of antiquity. And yet magick...
