The Book of the Dragon

by Ian Corrigan

The Book of The Dragon is a classic creation from the days of the early Pagan festival movement. It combines the form of a medieval grimoire with Neopagan religious ideas and modern magickal methods. Its method is simple yet effective, evocative yet down-to-earth.

Hardcover

First published December 1, 1982

About the author

I'm a Neopagan of the Druidic sort, interested in Celtic polytheism as it might manifest for modern people in North America. I'm also an occultist, broadly interested in arcane and magical systems and ideas, from medieval grimoires through Hindu Tantra and Asian shamanism to Thelema and Chaos Magic. I'm a fan of the folk music of the British Isles and its modern inheritors as well as of fantasy and horror lit, especially the work and legacy of HP Lovecraft.

Reviews

[Johnny Frazier · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fairly simplistic book that is good for a basic outline for beginner reader and practitioners of the art and science of t hgt e craft.