Demonology: Of King James I Paperback – August 11, 2016

One of the most important books in historical Demonology. It's a short tract written by James I before he was king and was Prince of Scotland at the time.Tarl's modernization of the early-modern English of James's time is master-class, and the cheap price and small glossy paperback format makes it a little package of historical value and of old-time bigotry.For a good edition of magical texts at a cheap price, buy Warwick!(Don't ask about Tarl's beliefs, though.)- JBD

I am extremely happy with my book order. It was delivered very quickly and arrived earlier than expected. It came exactly as described and looks like a brand new book, with no scratches, torn pages or markings. I would definitely buy again and I highly recommend!

Talks about fairy’s and other weird crap! I hope this guy is not the guy who wrote the kings James Bible!!’

I really like the King James Bible. This book is worth reading. King James was a smart man.

Just as advertised

For those interested in the occult arts this is a decent reading.

I wasn't sure I understood the whole process of this sort of Amazon publishing. I took a dive anyway upon finding Tarls books/political discussion on youtube. The product is surprisingly high quality without even getting into price. The feel of the black covers is a wonderful matte, gives whatever the tactile version of ASMR might be. Cut is clean, paper is good quality. One of my concerns was lack of spine text since it does not show on the preview. Indeed books under a certain page length (looks like 70) do not for lack of room. This was a big enough concern for me to google around to see if this sort of publishing had spine lettering before the purchase (and couldnt find anything), but honestly with them in hand the quality is good enough I no longer care.I have not read any yet so I cannot comment on the interior. This may seem like a shallow review but I was not concerned with the content, was all on board there after seeing many of his videos Thanks Tarl.

An addition to my collection, on religions.