An extremely rare collection of the four books released by Nemglan Press. Details for each are as follows.
Limited to 25 copies (16/25)
These 25 spell-poems are otherworldly meditations on the themes of love, death, sin, redemption, ecology and nature, the ritual year, and the soul’s yearnings. Deeply mystical, they take the form of curses, hymns, incantations, evocations and invocations. Spirits and deities are called or given voice: Lilith, Woden, Babalon, one’s dæmon, and others unnamed. Readers have described the works as ‘delicious’, ‘beautiful and captivating’ and ‘powerful’.
Limited to 50 copies (30/50)
Following on from the acclaimed ‘Our Failing Shadows’ comes this second release in our Black Chapbook series. Alexander Menid’s new collection of 25 spell-poems explores the dark half of the year; that is, the six months from the autumn equinox to the vernal equinox. The folk-spells, incantations, catechisms, eulogies, hymns and evocations in ‘The Longest Night’ are otherworldy meditations on this dark tide. In observation of the seasonal calendar, they include ritual verses for Mabon, Samhain, the Winter Solstice, Yule, Imbolc, and other notable feast-days and blóts. Some evoke the spirits and deities associated with this time of year, others acknowledge its presiding energies and flora.
Limited edition - copy #10
This important new work is a wide-ranging study of the relationship between two men: Ivar the Boneless, son of Ragnar Lothbrok and the völva Aslaug Sigurdsdottir, leader of the Viking Great Heathen Army; and King Edmund of East Anglia, last of the Wuffinga royal dynasty.
Please note this copy includes the rare supplementary 24-page booklet ‘Seiðrblót’ with additional important insights into seiðr and seiðrmaðr or ‘seiðr-men’. A workable seiðrmaðr ritual is also included.
Limited to 23 copies (2/23)
Shalat is the unholy offspring of Mörk Borg, Knightfall, Tales from a Thousand and One Nights, and the Ars Goetia. A pitch-black epic medieval occult fantasy; a genre-defying descent into blood, war and magick.
Although primarily a work of fiction – a compulsively readable page-turner – it contains many layers of symbolism. The novel weaves a new mythos, drawing on traditions of Kabbalah and Islamic occultism, Goetia, Luciferianism and Dark Gnosticism. Full of scholarship and visionary insights, it is also an initiatory journey. For those who wish to seek a deeper meaning to the narrative, each of the 78 chapters is assigned a corresponding tarot card.
Please note this copy of Shalat is complete with the inclusion of the four art cards issued from the artists Benjamin Vierling, Arik Roper, Andrew Belanger and David V.D’Andrea making this copy exceedingly rare.
An extremely rare collection of the four books released by Nemglan Press. Details for each are as follows.
Limited to 25 copies (16/25)
These 25 spell-poems are otherworldly meditations on the themes of love, death, sin, redemption, ecology and nature, the ritual year, and the soul’s yearnings. Deeply mystical, they take the form of curses, hymns, incantations, evocations and invocations. Spirits and deities are called or given voice: Lilith, Woden, Babalon, one’s dæmon, and others unnamed. Readers have described the works as ‘delicious’, ‘beautiful and captivating’ and ‘powerful’.
Limited to 50 copies (30/50)
Following on from the acclaimed ‘Our Failing Shadows’ comes this second release in our Black Chapbook series. Alexander Menid’s new collection of 25 spell-poems explores the dark half of the year; that is, the six months from the autumn equinox to the vernal equinox. The folk-spells, incantations, catechisms, eulogies, hymns and evocations in ‘The Longest Night’ are otherworldy meditations on this dark tide. In observation of the seasonal calendar, they include ritual verses for Mabon, Samhain, the Winter Solstice, Yule, Imbolc, and other notable feast-days and blóts. Some evoke the spirits and deities associated with this time of year, others acknowledge its presiding energies and flora.
Limited edition - copy #10
This important new work is a wide-ranging study of the relationship between two men: Ivar the Boneless, son of Ragnar Lothbrok and the völva Aslaug Sigurdsdottir, leader of the Viking Great Heathen Army; and King Edmund of East Anglia, last of the Wuffinga royal dynasty.
Please note this copy includes the rare supplementary 24-page booklet ‘Seiðrblót’ with additional important insights into seiðr and seiðrmaðr or ‘seiðr-men’. A workable seiðrmaðr ritual is also included.
Limited to 23 copies (2/23)
Shalat is the unholy offspring of Mörk Borg, Knightfall, Tales from a Thousand and One Nights, and the Ars Goetia. A pitch-black epic medieval occult fantasy; a genre-defying descent into blood, war and magick.
Although primarily a work of fiction – a compulsively readable page-turner – it contains many layers of symbolism. The novel weaves a new mythos, drawing on traditions of Kabbalah and Islamic occultism, Goetia, Luciferianism and Dark Gnosticism. Full of scholarship and visionary insights, it is also an initiatory journey. For those who wish to seek a deeper meaning to the narrative, each of the 78 chapters is assigned a corresponding tarot card.
Please note this copy of Shalat is complete with the inclusion of the four art cards issued from the artists Benjamin Vierling, Arik Roper, Andrew Belanger and David V.D’Andrea making this copy exceedingly rare.
