Pillars: Perichoresis

by Gabriel McCaughry (Editor)

Being the Anthological Edition of the inceptive trilogy of PILLARS occult periodical journal. Be it: Issue.1 "Psychopompos", Issue.2 "The Golden Eitr" and Issue.3 "The Ebon Kteis". It has been decided that there shall be but only one official iteration of this Anthology, for the sole logical reason that the customary "Standard" editions of PILLARS were the ones published (which are now sold-out), and that "Perichoresis" in itself, is the "Deluxe" edition of those three journals combined.

¶ CONTENTS (Texts & Visuals) by:
Shani Oates, Yoann Lossel , Sarah Anne Lawless, Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold, Asenath Mason, Ash Nostro Morg, Vaenus Obscura, José Gabriel Alegría Sabogal, Kyle Fite, Xonia Abyssos, Stewart Clelland, Angela Edwards, Matthew Venus, Mitchell Nolte, Lukasz Grochocki, Pierre Perichaud, Glyn Smyth, Leon Ka, Alexander L. Brown, Robin-the-Dart, Hagen Von Tulien, Humberto Maggi, Antithesis, Nikolai Saunders, Andrieh Vitimus, Edgar Kerval, Néstor Avalos, Orryelle Defenestrate-Bascule, S. Ben Qayin, Kevin Foy, Paul McCarroll, Matthew Wightman, Lupe Vasconcelos, Santiago Caruso, Abby Helasdottir, Natalia Drepina, Members of the Temple of THEM, Semjaza 131, Patrick J. Larabee, Mogg Morgan, Akherra Phasmatanás, FN Vegas, G. McCaughry, Samuel Araya, Krist Mort.

¶ EDITION SPECIFICATIONS:
Hardcover Book. Format: 7.5 x 9.5 inches. Gold Foil-stamp on cover and spine, Blind Deboss on Matador Pescara Black leather (Spanish finish). Mica Marble Antique endpaper. Sewn & Glued binding. 140M Rolland Opaque Archival paper. Numerous color plates. Fine typography, and elegantly illustrated throughout. All copies of the Book shall be hand-numbered & glyphed. Strictly Limited to 393 copies.

Genres: Occult

368 pages, Hardcover

Published September 1, 2016

Reviews

[Christian · Rating 4 out of 5]

Beautiful final edition of the first Volume of PILLARS periodical, issued in three editions since 2012. The journal is explicitly geared towards darker forms of occult practise, somewhere located in the heterogenous discourse of LHP/ Gnosticism/ Luciferianism/ Witchcraft &c. This generates naturally a certain percentage of "dark fluff" as I allow myself this polemical criticism, relative to my opinions on the fallacies of modern "LHP-gnosticism" which often seems to promote a ridiculous escapist attitude, even deepening the dualistic divide which is ruled by the demiurge (a true deus absconditus) with their "anti-cosmism". Nick Frisvold adresses this problem quite nicely in one of his essays; I hope, serious readers will remember it. Apart from that, this is a very fine publication, especially regarding it's anthological, multi-perspectic character, which I regard as essential for any healthy scene and thought-exchange. Recommended especially are the Frisvold Essays, Sarrah Anne Lawless, Shani Oates, Humberto Maggi et al.