Correspondences

Volume 12, issue 1 (2024) special issue on Ecology and Esotericism is now online. Guest edited by Timothy Grieve-Carlson, it includes articles by Harry Danon, Joshua Levi Ian Gentzke, Susannah Crockford, Tjalling D. Janssen, and Anna Milon. bit.ly/4dkuJlS

Check out Milan Reith's "Italian Communism and Anti-Masonic Action: The Polemics of Amadeo Bordiga, 1912–1922" from our current issue! bit.ly/3Oy4vnG

Hit the link below to download our introduction to the latest issue, "Exploring Class in the Study of Esotericism," by guest editors Misha Kakabadze and Tjalling D. Janssen, who lay out the scholarly stakes of articulating class with esoteric currents. bit.ly/3ZQYC7m

We are very excited to announce that Vol. 13.1 of Correspondences is officially released on our website. This is a special issue on "Class and Esotericism," with guest editors Tjalling D. Janssen, Misha Kakabadze, and Mriganka Mukhopadhyay. bit.ly/3ZQYC7m

The application deadline is almost here! We're looking to fill two editorial positions this year. If you're interested, please submit your app by Thursday, January 15th. See link for instructions: bit.ly/4pvj1Jz

Get involved with Correspondences! We are filling two positions, effective February 15, 2026: 1. Reviews Editor (Part-time, 1–4 hours per week) 2. Associate Editor (Part-time, 1–8 hours per week) Both positions are full remote. See link for more details: bit.ly/4ajm0km

From our latest issue, check out this book review by Maggie Kastlund, taking on Marla Segol's "Kabbalah and Sex Magic: A Mythical-Ritual Genealogy." bit.ly/45cZ2qQ

From our latest issue, check out a book review by the HHP's Brennan Kettelle, tackling Stephanie Spoto's "Lilith, Gender & Demonology in Early Modern Europe." bit.ly/45cZ2qQ

From our current issue, check out "Reimagining Lilith in Spanish Music and Popular Culture: Exploring Hidden Feminist Connections From the Middle Ages to Today" by Veronica Menaldi. bit.ly/4gpvJGO #lilith #spanishmusic #feminism

From our latest issue, Correspondences 12.2, check out Niklas Nenzén's article, "The Astral Power of Female Hair: Gender Danger and Magic in the Lectorium Rosicrucianum." bit.ly/3JtTm4F

From our latest issue: "Understanding Reality Shifting as a New Online-based Spiritual Practice," by Bastiaan van Rijn and Sarah van Rijn. Check it out! bit.ly/4ouF8At

We are very proud to announce that our latest issue, Correspondences 12, no. 2, has been released and is available online: bit.ly/45cZ2qQ It contains articles by Bastiaan van Rijn and Sarah van Rijn, Niklas Nenzén, and Veronica Menaldi.

We are very excited to welcome the wonderful Dr. Naamleela Free Jones as our new associate editor! Naamleela received her PhD from Rice University with a focus in contemporary esotericism, Yoga, and Tantra under the mentorship of Jeffrey J. Kripal.

From our new "Ecology" special issue, check out Anna Milon's "Re-gendering Sacred Nature: From Mother Earth to the Lord of the Wild." bit.ly/43hspZv

From our "Ecology" special issue, check out Tjalling Janssen's "Encounters, Evocations and Elemental Beings: Modes of Contact and the Natural World in the 'Liber de nymphis' and 'A Treatise on Angel Magic.' ” bit.ly/4kfcf8E

From our new "Ecology" special issue, check out Susannah Crockford's "If the Earth Is Not Your Mother, Are You from Mars? Ecospirituality, Gender, and Environmental Activism." bit.ly/3ZmjdAs

From our new "Ecology" issue, check out Joshua Levi Ian Gentzke's "Letting the Dark have its Day: Jacob Böhme’s Ecological Esotericism & the New Speculative Realism." bit.ly/4kn4z4F

From our "Ecology" special issue, check out Harry Dannon's "Science and Ecology in the Contemporary Practice of Alchemy." bit.ly/43DoPsv

Check out Timothy Grieve-Carlson's introduction to our "Ecology" special issue, where he notes how "modern notions of ecology [...] were developed in direct dialogue with esoteric literatures and ideas" (4). bit.ly/4doufLg

Check out Religiomics, a new research project on comics and religion. Religiomics examines the biographical journeys of artists and their audiences to understand how religion is expressed through comics, including an online survey for comics readers! bit.ly/4hsGBmY