If Satan decreed a patron saint for rock music, it should surely be Edward Alexander Crowley – better known as Aleister Crowley, To Mega Therion, or The Great Beast 666. “His being an outsider ...

Nonfiction Do What Thou Wilt: A Life of Aleister Crowley by Lawrence Sutin St. Martin's Press, 496 pages . Among the most basic human urges is the hankering to believe in a supernatural order that ...

Numerous key galleries and museums such as Royal Scottish Academy have featured Aleister Crowley's work in the past. Aleister Crowley in the news Aleister Crowley has been featured in articles for ...

The vast influence of occultist Aleister Crowley in heavy metal is undeniable. You can throw a stone and hit a band that heavily employs themes of the occult, Satanism, and Thelema, the spiritual ...

Aleister Crowley, dubbed by many publications as “The Wickedest Man in the World”, was an English author and occultist, who ...

We were gazing at the original early 1940s watercolor by Frieda Harris for a deck done to the specifications of Aleister Crowley, the infamous occult impresario (or grifter, if you heed his critics).

More than 20 people linked to the opening of the pharoah's burial chamber mysteriously died. A new book claims satanist Aleister Crowley was responsible for six of them.

Occultist Aleister Crowley’s exploits in Yunnan in the early 20th century bristled with a sense of the supernatural, but were things really as the Great Beast led his readers to believe?

In 2002, Aleister Crowley came 73rd in a BBC poll of the Top 100 Greatest Britons. Somehow this seems pushing it. The Great Beast, as he was known, may have been the most famous occultist of his ...

It was scrawled above the entrance to the chamber in March 1905 and one of the video comments said: “In my opinion, this could well be the handy work of Aleister Crowley, as he was in the Great ...

The 'evil' head of a paedophile cult who preyed on young children for more than a decade could be freed in a parole hearing earmarked for the new year.

Once upon a time, Aleister Crowley tipped off a zealous decency society in Britain to the “conspicuous signs of prostitution” he’d observed in a tiny Scots town. Considering the source ...