Paralibrum's mission is to keep daimonic subculture alive and accessible to all. We are an independent home for discerning occult bibliophiles, dedicated to thoughtful book and art reviews alongside the publication of original source material free from orthodoxy and creative compromise.

Frater Acher has pursued the solitary magical path since 2001. Since 2019, his writings have focused on the theory and practice of the goêtic tradition

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.

Ian C. Edwards is a licensed psychologist in private practice with a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Duquesne University in 2006. He is the author of several titles 

Stewart Clelland is a Scottish researcher, writer, educator, and independent scholar whose interests span religious studies, Western esotericism, history, and cultural heritage.

Sef Salem is an occultist and sorcerer with twenty-five years experience of personal and group magical practice.

Naomi Rutka Hoogeweij is a theurgist and clinician whose work moves between the philosophical theology of late-antique Neoplatonism and the contemplative technologies of Vajrayāna Buddhism. Her practice and writing are devoted to Hekate as the threshold goddess in whom these two streams meet.

Daniel Yates is a folklorist, theologian, musician, artist and initiated witch with his current work focused on the emerging transmission of Elphamic Witchcraft. He has spent his life in the valleys of Lancashire in Northwest Britain.

Erin Kalashnikova is a writer and esotericist whose work moves through the subterranean strata of Japanese animism, directional magic, and occult cosmology.

Peter Mark Adams is an author, poet and essayist specialising in the ethnography of ritual, sacred landscapes, esotericism, consciousness and healing. Peter's work for Theion, "Ritual and Epiphany in the Mysteries of Mithras", is forthcoming in 2025.