A Kabbalistic Handbook for the Practicing Magician: A Course in the Theory & Practice of Western Magic Book

Sennitt's Nox and Liber Koth provides a random collection of essays from a variety of occult sources. A few are on the more extreme and unseemly (Order of Nine Angles, Order of the Werewolf) and a few are a bit silly. What struck me here was the oft repeating theme of Cthulhu mythos. I was starting to wonder what I had missed, as so many of these authors referenced Lovecraft mythos it felt like fan fiction. I was thankful for Sennitt's essay in Liber Koth which explained, very well, the method to the madness. This book serves as a short tour guide to a smattering of extremes. While it feels somewhat unnecessary it was just interesting enough.