What are you reading

[ritualabuser]

Currently going through Lords of the Left-Hand Path: Forbidden Practices and Spiritual Heresies by Stephen Flowers, a well-documented account of how the left-hand path evolved, starting with the Indo-European religions to the present.

Been on a big binge of Stephen Flowers/Edred Thorsson over the past year or so. Very interesting author, though I have yet to read this book. For more of his explicitly "Satanic" LHP material, I suggest you track down "Black Runa". It's a collection of some essays he wrote for the internal magazine of the Temple Of Set.

[BlackCavendish]

Been on a big binge of Stephen Flowers/Edred Thorsson over the past year or so. Very interesting author, though I have yet to read this book. For more of his explicitly "Satanic" LHP material, I suggest you track down "Black Runa". It's a collection of some essays he wrote for the internal magazine of the Temple Of Set.

Thanks for the tip, duly noted!
I read one of his books about runes a few years back (The book was translated in italian so I don't know which one exactly).
I was going to read his book about the Fraternitas Saturni but luckily I found this one about the laft hand path at a local bookstore for half the price so I started with this one.
It's a really good book so far, at least if you're interested in the subject.

[tisbor]

Robert Kirk's "The Secret Commonwealth" - fun pamphlet from 1600s Scotland, folklore about the fairy folk/dead written by a priest

[Into_The_Void]

Oswald Spengler's "Der Untergang des Abendlandes" monolith of history's philosophy and comparison between historical ages, analyzed through the lens of the culture's morphology, inherited mainly from Goethe. Extremely hard to follow, one has to dispose over quite a high personal cultural level to be able to stay behind the text and understand everything properly. For a more massive dose of masochism, I am reading it in the original language. I am reading it quite slowly (I started it last autumn), interrupting it from time to time, and starting back after a while, because it was way too hard to follow continuously and I am quite sure I will have to revisit it in the future.

[tiny_tove]

Eugene Thacker - In the Dust of This Planet

[godstar]

New Juche - Mountainhead

along with a book about nazi occultism