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Young Aleister Crowley and the Magicians' Revolt

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Young Aleister Crowley and the Magicians' Revolt

By: Lon Milo DuQuette, Jim Bratkowsky
Narrated by: Nick Mondelli
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Step into the occult underworld of Edwardian London with Aleister Crowley, a rebellious genius and aspiring magician, as he plunges into the secret society of the Golden Dawn.

The year is 1900, and this isn't just a new club; it's a war zone. Crowley, a world-class mountaineer and acclaimed poet, unwittingly arrives amidst a power struggle as formidable magicians revolt against their leaders, MacGregor Mathers and his wife, Moina Mathers.

Empowered by an ancient Arabic grimoire, the Mathers claimed contact with "Secret Masters," but now their influence is waning. As historical figures like William Butler Yeats and Bram Stoker populate the ranks, Crowley finds himself caught in a magical crossfire. His naive pursuit of enlightenment accidentally ignites an all-out wizard war with magical attacks recoiling upon his adversaries. Yet, aided by unseen forces, Crowley uncovers the interdimensional secrets of the ancient book, unleashing its power himself. This epic adventure culminates in a climactic magical showdown, where Crowley's self-realization becomes his ultimate weapon.

Between the darkness and the light stands Aleister Crowley.

©2026 Lon Milo DuQuette and Jim Bratkowsky (P)2026 Tantor Media
Fantasy Historical Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts
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