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Fall is my favorite time of year for many reasons: football, cooler weather, my birthday, the colorful fall leaves, and Halloween. It's my favorite holiday, and what goes along with Halloween? GHOST STORIES! And do we ever have some fabulous books debuting this fall. Being the paranormal editor here, I read a lot of spooky things. I'm a bit immune to getting freaked out (I thought Paranormal Activity was boring, in some parts inaccurate, and shut it off after the first half hour), so when I AM freaked out when I read a proposal, that really speaks to me. I clearly remember the day I read the proposal for Restless in Peace by Mariah De La Croix. I read the section that involves spirit

One of the challenges of magick has nothing to do with magick. Rather, it has to do with those of us who believe in various magickal or occult principles but feel insecure because we don't know exactly how one thing, such as a ritual, directly causes a result. As I have described before, some magicians look for the latest "scientific" principles as an explanation for how magick works. As a result there have been books that "explain" the functioning of magick by associating it with magnetism, electricity, atoms, spirits, ghosts, synchronicity, and most recently, quantum physics. I have a feeling that the next explanation of magick may be a subdivision of quantum physics known as quantum

When Aleister Crowley was initiated into the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, he was initially impressed with the intensity and seriousness of the vows he took never to reveal any of the secrets of the Order. He quickly became disappointed, though, when those "secrets" were revealed to be relatively mundane—or at least well known—things like the Hebrew alphabet and the signs of astrology. Aleister Crowley Giving the "Sign of Pan" The title of the book next to him, Perdurabo Magister, means "Master Perdurabo" Perdurabo, "I shall endure to the end," is the magickal name Crowley took in 1898 when he was initiated into the Golden Dawn It's true that the Hebrew alphabet and basic