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The Complete Book of Sex Magic
The Complete Book of Sex Magic | |
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The Complete Book of Sex Magic Book Cover, written by Leonard R. N. Ashley | |
Author(s) | Leonard R. N. Ashley |
Publisher | Barricade Books |
Publication date | May 25, 2003 |
Media type | Paperback |
Length | 368 Pages |
ISBN | 978-1569802267 |
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The Complete Book of Sex Magic is a work written by Leonard R. N. Ashley which deals with the concept of sex magic. As part of this discussion, Succubi and Incubi are part of the subject matter of the work.
Overview
- Title: The Complete Book of Sex Magic
- Author: Leonard R. N. Ashley
- Published By: Barricade Books
- Length: 368 Pages
- Format: Paperback
- ISBN-10: 1569802262
- ISBN-13: 978-1569802267
- Publishing Date: May 25, 2003
Plot Summary
This thoroughly researched, profusely illustrated book explains how people in all societies through the ages have used "sex magic" to improve their love lives and their money luck. Sex magic, when properly invoked, holds a surprisingly strong promise that the practitioner's wishes will be granted. Ashley covers sensational tales of incubi and succubi, spells and charms, superstitions, witchcraft, ritual magic, magical recipes, literature about sex and the supernatural (including the complete text of the vampire tale Carmilla). Also included is a unique listing of more than 200 films featuring prominent sex and magic themes.
Book Review
The following review can be found at the Amazon.com link in the External Links Below
- 2 out of 5 stars
- Misunderstood after all these years
- Reviewed On: June 30, 2003
- Reviewed By: By A Customer
The exemplary part of this book is the reproduction of drawings, photographs and woodcuts which are fascinating and represent many genres of expression. The truly weak part of the text is the inaccurate portrayal of Aleister Crowley and his various followers. For a less distorted perspective on Mr. Crowley, his life, his theory, and his perspective, see Richard Kaczynski's "Perdurabo: The Life of Aleister Crowley." For a more detailed book on sex magick and tantra see Nikolas Shreck's "Demons of the Flesh: sex magic" that describes the philosophy and perspective of this path in depth.