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NEW: ANDREW CHUMBLEY, KHIAZMOS, XOANON / WYRD VOL.I & II, THREE HANDS PRESS





KHIAZMOS:
A Book Without Pages
by Andrew D. Chumbley
Standard edition with letterpress dust jacket, featuring Chumbley's image 'Al Nasr Al-Aswad'.
Number 1 of 727 copies.
List Price: $115.50

Originally written between 1993 and 1999, this book, which expounds the Sabbatic principle of transcendence through Opposition, was not published in Andrew's lifetime.

Khiazmos articulates the paradoxical arcanum of Opposition—an essential dynamic force of Sabbatic Witchcraft—which animates the Art of Magic itself, through aphoristic formulae. Like the mystical formats of the riddle, parable, and koan, the book utilises strategies of arcane, recursive exposition to embody transcendent truths about magic, the spirit world, the stance of the sorcerer, and the Sabbat of the Witches. The living book, as conceived in the Vision of the Scribe, possessed the power to transcend its material corpus, and simultaneously wrote and unwrote itself as it was read, creating the titular absence of pages. The magical insights expressed through the various modalities of the book are borne of dream and the contemplative nexus informing the stance in the midst of the cross-ways, the projection of the Sorcerous ‘I’ beyond the point at the Circle’s heart. In accord with the great magico-literary corpus of the Sabbatic Tradition, Khiazmos resounds with the voice of its author, in Speech and Silence, in Image and Sigil. The book is 88 pages, printed on heavy stock, with ten automatic drawings by the Author in full colour, and featuring an Afterword by Frater A.H.I. and Soror I.S. of the Cultus Sabbati.

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WYRD, Vol. I
That Which Becomes
Wyrd Journal Volume 1. March 20, 2017.
The inaugural volume of WYRD 1 is limited to 750 copies in total, softcover, 7″ × 10″, full color images throughout, printed offset lithography on heavy acid-free stock, 88 pages.
List Price: $22.00

Articles:
Cody Dickerson — Braucherei or Hexerei?
Rory Maclean — All Abristle
Corinne Boyer — Seeds in the Folk Magic of Europe
Robert Hull — By Reflection: Imitatio Dei
Daniel Schulke — Sexual Aspects of Sabbatic Witchcraft
Martin Duffy — The Mechanics of the Witch-Doll
Lee Morgan — The Erosion of Cultural Memory

Artwork by: John Kleckner, Claude Mahmood. David Herrerias



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WYRD,Vol.II
That Which Becomes
Autumnal Equinox, 2017
Limited to 750 copies in total, softcover, 7″ × 10″, full color images throughout, printed offset lithography on heavy acid-free stock, 72 pages.
List Price: $22.00

Articles:
Michael Howard —By the Dark Light of Lilith’s Lantern
Raven Grimassi — Mystical Initiation – What is It?
Melissa Seims — The Coven of Atho
Fredrik Eytzinger — Tomb and Womb: The Stellar Lore of the Aztecs
Martin Duffy — The Mechanics of the Witch-Doll, part 2
G. St. Michael Nottingham — Interpreting Alchemical Iconography


Artwork by: David Herrerias, Marzena Ablewska-Lech, David Gremard Romero, Kain Morganmeer












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Unknown said…
any idea where the image of the witch in the circle is from, or who is the artist? thanks

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