In which is presented a sixteenth-century poem concerning Saint Cyprian which name-checks two very important grimoiric spirits, demonstrating further connections between the Sorcerer Saint and the Four Regents. 

In which links between baptism, animals, and faerie are introduced via the rose-thorned words of the dear Lady Pole.

In which I am interviewed by Italian witchcraft and occultism site, Brigata di Notte, and talk about a few of my favourite things. 

This short announcement-post about the new Conjure Codex from Hadean Press - featuring an article by myself on the dirt sorcery of Jupiter - is brought to you by the colour Blue and the number 3.

In which is presented episode 2 of Radio Free Golgotha, the podcast/lovechild of Jesse Hathaway Diaz and I.

In which is announced a new seven-part webinar series on Planetary Incantation: considering the prayer, poetry and performance of magical speech acts in astrological sorcery, combining analysis of historical texts with practical performance and dramaturgy skills. 

In which is linked the first episode of the podcast I am making with my dear friend Jesse Hathaway Diaz. Our journey into podcasting begins by celebrating Epiphany and the Magi, but includes talk of lodestone, heliotrope (both plant and mineral), the demon Bael, and the geomantic figure Via. Enjoy!

In which is introduced context for pre-modern connections between fairies and the dead.

In which is linked a recent Portuguese translation of an essay of mine from the ongoing Dirt Sorcery series, as well as links to the original essays. 

In which astrologer and magician, Goritsa Svortsan, gives a glowing review of my webinar-based workshop series. 

In which is presented a survey of experiments and operations to produce a magical substance which allows one to perceive spirits, drawn from early modern grimoires, 'books of secrets' and magicians' working-books. 

A testimonial from the first (did I mention sold-out?) run of my Fundamentals of Astrological Magic webinar series. For anyone unsure if these online workshops are for them. 

In which is introduced fairy traditions of the British Isles in fiction and history, using Susanna Clarke's Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell as a rung bell calling us to Faerie. 

Back by popular demand after its completely sold-out first run, here are the details of my Fundamentals of Astrological Magic webinar workshop series, returning from Saturday 26th November. 

A writeup from Bowery+Bedford of The Hidden Valley, a 48-hour multimedia festival put on by the unholy alliance of Wild Torus and Pulsar, which I was asked to open recently.

Recordings of the August sessions of the Fundamentals of Astrological Magic series for Kepler College are available for download.

I have a series of three webinars on the Fundamentals of Astrological Magic coming up: focusing on Sigils, Services, and Spirits. Each will be a two-hour class with time for questions and discussion at the end. Each is stand-alone but also modular, assisting understanding of the others. Broadcast live, but also available as downloads after. 

Back in 2014, I had the good fortune to have some lunch and a chat with The Thinker's Garden. I highly recommend checking out their beautiful and thoughtful website.  

In which is discussed: mythologising historical figures, reception of (in)famous texts, rejection of Great Men, Agrippa's afterlife, and the babes in the sacred bathwater.

Review of the latest volumes from England's 'most notorious necromancer', Jake Stratton-Kent. Being the last in his Encyclopædia Goetica series, this review turns into a little bit of a summarising assessment of JSK's work in general, as well as my own notions of what goetia might mean in modern practice.