A Strange and Loathsome Trait in Occult Publishing

Why do we have to endure the lurid insouciance of certain occult publishers?

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August 2025

The God Who Was Gelded

The Deep Mysteries of Yngvi-Freyr: Part Two

Aug 26 • 

Mark Nemglan

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Lilith

In praise of darkness, defiance and uncompromising desire

Aug 17 • 

Mark Nemglan

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Christ's Myth and its Greatest Innovation

Is Christ's story 'true myth' or another expression of the so-called monomyth? And what, if anything, does it do differently?

Aug 5 • 

Mark Nemglan

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July 2025

Black Sabbath: The Occult Band That Never Was

How label opportunism and media confusion indelibly branded them as Satanists

Jul 24 • 

Mark Nemglan

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How My Garden Saved My Life*

* Probably, but I mean it in a literal sense

Jul 12 • 

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June 2025

The God Who Went Eastward

The Deep Mysteries of Yngvi-Freyr: Part One

Jun 29 • 

Mark Nemglan

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Midsummer

A folk song without a tune, for the summer solstice

Jun 19 • 

Mark Nemglan

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The Genius of Mythago Wood

An esotericist's appreciation of Robert Holdstock's classic, unclassifiable novel

Jun 6 • 

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May 2025

The Persistent, Seductive Myth of a Terrestrial Paradise

From the Isle of the Blessed and Tír na nÓg to Cockaigne and Valinor, the Undying Lands

May 26 • 

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We’re Going to Need More Priests

Merlin and Gandalf - architects of kingship and priestly instruments

May 16 • 

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What the Land Requires of Us

Healing the wasteland through a blueprint of mythic stewardship

May 2 • 

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