Books Published by Frater Barrabbas

Here is the literary guide to books that I have written over the years, starting back in 2007, when I wrote my first book Disciples Guide to Ritual Magick. I had to learn how to write these kinds of non-fiction books, and it was quite a struggle for me. I am not a gifted writer, and it took me years to achieve a certain level of literary mastery. I have also included in this list books that are yet in the planning stages. All of this material was already developed and written years ago, but poorly written and not appropriately organized to pass on to my readers. Still, it represents my work of over 50 years.

1. Disciples Guide to Ritual Magick - first published 2007, republished 2024
2. Mastering the Art of Ritual Magick - revised 2013, republished 2024
3. Magical Qabalah for Beginners - first published 2013, to be republished 2027 as Practical Qabalah for Occultists
4. Spirit Conjuring for Witches - published 2017
5. Elemental Powers for Witches - published 2021
6. Talismanic Magic for Witches - published 2023
7. Sacramental Theurgy for Witches - published 2024
8. Transformative Initiation for Witches - published 2024
9. Liber Nephilim - published 2024
10. Mastering the Art of Witchcraft - published 2024
11. Abramelin Lunar Ordeal - published 2025
12. Magical Notary Art - published 2025
13. Liber Artis Archaeomancy volume 1 - to be published 2026
14. Liber Artis Archaeomancy volume 2 - to be published 2027
15. The Gnostic Tetrasacramentary volume 1 - to be published 2028
16. The Gnostic Tetrasacramentary volume 2 - to be published 2028

Books being written or in planning stages by Frater Barrabbas.

1. Ordeal XV - possible publishing date 2029
2. Liber Armadel: Grimoire of Image Magic - possible publishing date 2029
3. Liber Magister Magiae Talismanicae: Advanced Planetary Magic - possible date 2030
4. Liber Nephilim Additum: Additional Rites and Workings - possible date 2030
5. Liber Gnosis Stellaris Septem Radiorum - possible date 2031
6. Order of the Gnostic Star: Organization, Rites and Ceremonies - possible date 2032
7. Frater Barrabbas Tiresius: An Autobiography. Some time around 2035 or later.

Why have I written and plan on writing so many books? What drives me to do this kind of work, at the cost of time where I could be doing other things like living and engaging with my life? The amount of time it takes to write these books is no small investment, even despite the fact that it concerns rituals, ceremonies and other writings that I have penned or typed decades ago. I have a suite of hand calligraphed grimoires that will all be published in the next few years. While this is my legacy to the occult world and my contribution of a magical technology that I believe is fairy unique and very accessible to anyone who wants to master the art of magic as practiced by someone who is a neopagan and a part of the BTW of witchcraft. 

Many years ago, when I was just in my late teens, I had an intimate relationship with the Goddess and could converse with her in my head, and she was my first teacher, guide and advocate. I believe that she opened the doors to the mysteries for me, but it was all conditional and there were strings attached. First, I belonged to her, mind, body, soul and spirit. Our bond was life-long and even after my life has ended. Second, that I share this knowledge she has inspired me to master, and that I ultimately write it all down in books so that many others would know of my magic and also that she was my primary inspiration. I committed myself to this task, knowing that whatever I achieved magically would need to be communicated to any and all who spoke English, and perhaps not even limited to those people. So, I am consumed with writing and completing this work before my time of life is ended, and considering my age, I decided to pursue this work with a certain degree of alacrity and disciplined focus.

Whether or not my work lasts into future, or if it even is seen as relevant to the study or pursuit of magic and witchcraft, or if magic and witchcraft have a future destiny in the next age, I will pursue my literary career, because the Goddess has willed it, and I, her faithful servant, will do my utmost to see it done.

Frater Barrabbas