First copies are out there now

We’re very happy to hear from some of our pre-order customers that they have already received their copies of Grimoire of Aleister Crowley. We’re working through the (gratifyingly large) backlog of orders now, so if you still haven’t gotten yours, expect it soon. We’re also very happy to see people posting pics of their books arriving on Google+ and Facebook – keep it up!

We’d love to do a page of “user reviews” here on the site, so do write to us once you’ve read it and let us know what you think.

Rodney speaking at “Knowledge and Delight” Symposium

Rodney Orpheus, author of Grimoire of Aleister Crowley will be speaking about the genesis of this book and its contents at the forthcoming Knowledge and Delight Symposium being hosted by Ameth Lodge OTO in London in September. This two day symposium features some excellent speakers (and fine dining) and promises to be a fascinating event. Capacity is limited, and selling fast, so if you are keen on coming, we recommend that you order your ticket asap!

Grimoire of Aleister Crowley slightly delayed

We are very sorry to have to announce that there will be a slight delay in shipping Grimoire of Aleister Crowley, owing to some issues with sourcing the cloth binding we have specified. We have now rescheduled the shipping date to August 31st. We would like to deeply apologise to those who have already pre-ordered, and assure you that we will do everything we can to get your books to you as soon as possible.

Comments from T Polyphilus

Rodney Orpheus has here provided a wide-ranging introduction to liturgical science for 21st-century magicians, as well as collecting valuable traditional and original materials for the purposes of consummating group operations of magick. The Grimoire of Aleister Crowley highlights the aims and innovations of the Great Beast in the field of group ceremony, and includes rituals by Crowley never previously available in book form. It should be valuable to Thelemites both within and outside of formal initiatory societies, and to students of the occult in general.
- T Polyphilus, Ep. Gn.