Le Petit Albert by Paul Summers Young Mothership

Le Petit Albert by Paul Summers Young MothershipTranslated, edited and introduced by Paul Summers Young Second Edition "She conducted us into a small dark room, lit by the flame of a single lamp, and by that flickering light we saw a table covered with a cloth, and on the table, some sort of small statue, or doll, seated upon a tripod . . ." In some respects, Le Petit Albert was the epitome of the Bibliothque Bleue grimoires: it appeared from virtually nowhere in the early eighteenth century, was

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Art by Per Folmer

and in advanced play involve ISIL combatants and North Korea

By David Schirduan

For players familiar with Source of the Nile

The black abbot should be considered as the central figure in the evolution of the Western esoteric tradition

which was published with a version of Pietro DAbanos Heptameron

Thirty years later

Limited to 900 copies

5 cm x 15 cm)

psychedelic collection of 23 essays spanning thirteen years at the forefront of occulture and magic

A mishmash of places you might find familiar