Abraxas Issue 5: Journal of Esoteric Studies - Fulgur Press

A beautifully produced and highly collectible volume dedicated to contemporary occult scholarship and visionary esoteric art, Abraxas Issue 5: Journal of Esoteric Studies brings together an extraordinary collection of essays, interviews, historical studies, poetry, and full-colour artwork exploring the many dimensions of Western esotericism and magical culture.

Edited by Robert Ansell and Christina Oakley Harrington and published by the renowned Fulgur Press, this richly illustrated large-format edition features contributions from leading voices in occult studies, art history, and contemporary magical thought. Topics explored include the visionary symbolism of Joséphin Péladan, European spirit magic traditions, the Dionysian mysteries, Aby Warburg’s Mnemosyne Atlas, and the occult artwork of Michael Bertiaux.

The volume also includes interviews and tributes connected to influential figures within modern esoteric culture, including Panos Tsagaris and Olivia Robertson of the Fellowship of Isis. Combining academic depth with striking visual presentation, Abraxas Issue 5 stands as both a serious work of esoteric scholarship and a work of occult art in its own right. Ideal for collectors, practitioners, and students of Western occultism, this journal offers a rare fusion of mysticism, history, symbolism, and avant-garde creativity.