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***Grigori*** · 24-04-2012

I know it is now after my birthday, but perhaps there are some people present who meant to get me a gift and just never quite got around to it. Well I say to you, don't despair! It's not too late! Nothing says "I"m sorry for the belated present" like an enormous hoard of pricey books.

Just something to think about...

It is indeed a shame so many titles are not easily available. The OTO's publishing efforts seem a bit slow, though clearly a huge amount of work is going into each title beyond just "making another copy". Hopefully things are not lost to the ages.

**Debra** · 24-04-2012

The original posting was about 2-1/2 years ago.

The most recent posted response to inquiries about the books was about two years ago.

Barleywine · 25-04-2012

An amazing list to be sure. I have a number of these but not as many as I'd like. Back in the '70s, Weiser Books republished many of them in hardback, combining some of them into "omnibus" editions containing two or three smaller volumes. Note that the Evangeline Adams books have recently been republished by Weiser in a single volume called "The General Priinciples of Astrology" and attributed to "Aleister Crowley with Evangeline Adams." Even though I waited for the price to come down about 40%, I will say that it's a shame what passes for a hardbound book these days: slightly thicker cardboard with a glossy coating, but at least the binding is sewn and not glued. That and the very light printing make it a bit of a disappointment.

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Barleywine Citizen Join Date: 10 Jun 2011 Location: New Hampshire, USA Posts: 1,072	An amazing list to be sure. I have a number of these but not as many as I'd like. Back in the '70s, Weiser Books republished many of them in hardback, combining some of them into "omnibus" editions containing two or three smaller volumes. Note that the Evangeline Adams books have recently been republished by Weiser in a single volume called "The General Priinciples of Astrology" and attributed to "Aleister Crowley with Evangeline Adams." Even though I waited for the price to come down about 40%, I will say that it's a shame what passes for a hardbound book these days: slightly thicker cardboard with a glossy coating, but at least the binding is sewn and not glued. That and the very light printing make it a bit of a disappointment. __________________ Hamlet was right! But so was P.T. Barnum . . .

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Debra sporadic magic Join Date: 21 Sep 2006 Location: island in a sea of stars Posts: 13,011	The original posting was about 2-1/2 years ago. The most recent posted response to inquiries about the books was about two years ago.

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