https://mountqpress.com/about 2026-05-25T23:01:27+00:00 always 0.5 https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/P2954790107527521849948780590791/mountqafintro.png https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/R2954791506067423798238436357831/logoimageroundgradient.png https://mountqpress.com 2026-06-12T06:22:20+00:00 always 0.5 https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/J2954738510361034205846470096583/ThreadsofFateCover01.png Threads of Fate: Venus and the Cord Stars of Pisces (Booklet Series ☿) Duncan Richards Examining the mythic and historical origins of Venus in her exaltation sign of Pisces, alongside her relationship to textile-based magic, Richards broadens the notion of fate-work by positioning thread as a primary magical technology in shaping destiny. Part fictional retelling, part grimoire, this genre-sprawling work examines venusian magic in relation to faeries, jinn, daimons, and other spirit beings believed to influence fate. Incorporating one-of-a-kind magical workings with the spirits of these stars, Richards follows the thread through narrative inquiry and encounters with stellar spirits. https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/Y2954753018430100273229463254727/beheni-a-contemporary-grimoire_cover01.png Beheni: A Contemporary Grimoire J.M. Hamade Following the quaternary formula of star, stone, plant, and image in the likeness of Hermes on the 15 Stars, this contemporary book of magic grapples with the paradoxes of practice mired in historical fiction. Through the lineage of these so-called Behenian stars, Hamade elucidates forgotten histories of astrological magic, as well as new methodological pathways moving forward. As a work of practical magic, Beheni explores novel material correspondances alongside sigil/image craft, harmonized to the movement of the stars—redefining and reinvigorating “Image Magic” into contemporary practice, and away from flimsy historical replica. https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/X2976908892426304760574404949703/mountqaflogo02.png https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/F2982406939830447641785037190855/Afterlife-Astrology_cover01.png Afterlife Astrology: On Death, the Dead, and the Otherworldly Journey of the Soul Among the Stars J.M. Hamade Cultures the world over communed with the dead each night as they traversed starry paths, their movements charting cartographies of darkness and relaying signs of things to come. Using stories, myths, and folklore from across the globe, the author traces beliefs about death and the soul’s journey with the sky as primary reference—a living embodiment of the underworld, yet above. Particular focus is given to the history of hermeticism and Hellenistic astrology sharing origins in the ancient Egyptian Duat, and the various texts which outline the sun’s journey through the land of the dead, as well as analogues still found in West and Central African cultures.