The Black Pullet Games the Builders of the Adytum

the Builders of the Adytum or AMORC

bound in black cloth

This zine looks into the mystical practices of Judaism that are at the heart of the legends and examines how this story evolved over time and was re-told in a variety of media

J & K is also a singular art object unto itself

The Black Pullet Games the Builders of the AdytumTranslated, edited and introduced by Paul Summers Young Second edition "The science of the Magicians, preserved in the language of the hieroglyphs, has been lost. I am its last living custodian. Together we shall read these signs upon the walls of this pyramid, whose meaning has eluded scholars for centuries." Dismissed by A. E. Waite as the probable work of mischievous priests in Rome, The Black Pullet is a novella of ideas grounded in the