The Alchymical Garden of Michael Foy is shipping We are delighted to share that Seán Jefferson’s masterpiece The Alchymical Garden of Michael Foy is now in stock and shipping. All pre-ordered copies of the Fine Cloth Hardcover Edition have been dispatched and are on their way to their new owners. The video below, available on our YouTube channel, offers a closer look at Jefferson’s remarkable world of alchemical, kabbalistic, and visionary image-work: The Auric Edition is sold out. Copies of this edition are expected to arrive in approximately four weeks, after which they will be prepared for shipment to those who secured them. The Fine Cloth Hardcover Edition remains available through our website. Allow us [...]

Cagliostro, Jung, and Antonio de Diego González We are pleased to announce that Theion Publishing has contracted yet another new author for two forthcoming works, both to be published in English for the first time in newly revised and expanded editions. Welcome to Antonio de Diego González! Antonio de Diego González Antonio de Diego González is a Spanish philosopher, anthropologist, writer, and translator whose research moves between Islamic and Western esotericism, Jungian thought, and symbolic anthropology. He unites scholarship and practice. Initiated into several Western esoteric paths and rooted in the practice of West African Sufism, he approaches esotericism not merely as an academic field, but as a living path of knowledge and transformation. [...]

Introducing Two More New Authors We have been quite busy discussing book projects and reviewing manuscripts (not yet fully through) and thus we are very pleased to announce two more new authors publishing fascinating titles with Theion in the future: welcome Ian C. Edwards and Stewart Clelland! Ian C. Edwards, PhD Ian obtained his PhD in Clinical Psychology from Duquesne University in 2006 and is a licensed psychologist in private practice. He is the author of several titles published by Atramentous Press and Anathema Publishing Ltd., respectively. A complete list can be found on his author's profile. Furthermore, Ian is the Acquisitions Editor for Fount Uldt. and Editor of the forthcoming Black Tide: Occult Reflections [...]

Pre-orders for Seán Jefferson’s The Alchymical Garden of Michael Foy are proceeding with great strength. We are grateful for the response this unusual and richly symbolic work has already received. Bringing together Jefferson’s unmistakable visual language with alchemical, kabbalistic, and esoteric correspondences, The Alchymical Garden of Michael Foy occupies a singular place within the Theion catalogue as a work of image and symbol for sophisticated occult readers, collectors of esoteric art, and all students of symbolism. The Fine Hardcover Edition (see left) is currently expected to begin shipping around July 9. This edition offers the complete work in a finely produced format, preserving the depth and strangeness of Jefferson’s painted, drawn and written world. The Auric Edition (see [...]

We are pleased to share that the Auric Edition of David Beth’s The Black Pilgrimage has arrived at our headquarters this week. All copies have been hand-numbered and packed carefully and are presently on their way to their new homes. Tracking information should be in your inbox by tomorrow afternoon. The Auric Edition is fully sold out. We thank all readers and collectors who secured a copy and entrusted us again with bringing this work into its final form. For those who still wish to enter David Beth’s Black Pilgrimage, Fine Hardcover copies remain available through our website. This edition preserves the textual force of the work in a finely produced format, and will continue to serve readers drawn to Beth’s [...]

New author: Daniel Yates We are delighted to share some exciting news with you: We have recently welcomed Daniel Yates to our publishing list, and we’ll be releasing his new book, The Starry Lock. Theology, Symbol, and Self-Overcoming in Andrew Chumbley’s Qutub, early next year. In The Starry Lock, Yates casts a contemplative and initiatory eye upon Qutub, the liminal poem by Andrew Chumbley. What first appears as a beautiful poem with its accompanying commentary is revealed as a complex spiritual journey steeped in symbolism, sacrifice, self-analysis, and transmutation. Each aspect of the work is carefully compared and contrasted with another, gradually disclosing an intricate patterns of initiatory change through which the reader is invited to pass. If you’d like to learn more about [...]