A Rose Veiled in Black

A Rose Veiled in Black: Art and Arcana of Our Lady Babalon

A ROSE VEILED IN BLACK is a gathering of twelve essays and rituals of The Lady Babalon, the divine harlot, initiatrix, creator, destroyer, and goddess of Thelema. Sourced from a diverse array of scholars, practitioners, and artists, the work is dedicated wholly unto the manifest contemplation of Her Mystery. Exploring occult themes of sacrifice, magical liberation, prophecy, witchcraft, and abomination, it marks a watershed publication for the discourse on this important and previously-neglected aspect of Thelemic Studies. Including essays by Thelemic scholars Manon Hedenborg White, Gordan Djurdjevic, and Richard Kaczynski, the works are enhanced by an offering of original and visionary art from contemporary practitioners, each exploring the magical arcana of Babalon from a ritually embodied perspective. Designed and produced to the highest standard, the book is 264 pages, with numerous images in both color and black and white.

Authors and artists include:

Amodali
Gordan Djurdjevic
Richard Kaczynski
Manon Hedenborg-White
Erik Davis
Liv Rainey-Smith
Robert C. Stein
Barry William Hale
Grant Potts
Mitchell Nolte
Linda MacFarlane
Caroline Wise
Robert Fitzgerald
Timo Ketola
Daniel Schulke
Nicole DiMucci Potts
Hana Lee
Frater A.I.