Declined Request LIBER LXIX VEL PAN-PRIAPUS: SEXUAL MAGICK IN THEORY AND PRACTICE by James M. Martin

[clyff888]

Hello,

Mods - I am aware that this request potentially violates Rule no. 5, but please see notes below before deciding.

Looking to find a rare, OOP book called Liber LXIX vel Pan-Priapus: Sexual Magick in Theory and Practice by James M. Martin. Martin was the head of several Thelemic/Tantric organizations like the Ordo Templi Baphe-Metis, American Gnostic Church, and many others. This book is one of the few 20th century works that directly expresses sex magick from a queer/pan-sexual (albeit mainly homosexual) viewpoint.

I received a DM elsewhere from a person who claimed to have the work. This person was able to provide the entire ToC of the book plus a few random pages, which leads me to believe that a PDF copy is circulating out there. Unfortunately, the person was also asking $200 for this PDF file and it smelled like a scam overall. (Don't take advantage of people earnestly seeking a work unless you want a major hex sent your way.) It would be much appreciated if someone could share the copy that has it. It's also worth mentioning there is an Amazon.com, LibraryThing, etc listing for the book, though no current copies can be found.

Thank you.

 

[HoldAll]

The book is super-rare indeed, and the fact that somebody tried to scam you with a sample doesn't necessarily mean it's out there and publicly shared.

Whenever a request is declined, it doesn't mean that it's prohibited from being fulfilled (we've had such miracles before), it's only a message to our book sleuths that looking for it is pretty pointless (who may see it as a challenge though and scour the net despite of this!).

 

[clyff888]

The book is super-rare indeed, and the fact that somebody tried to scam you with a sample doesn't necessarily mean it's out there and publicly shared.

Whenever a request is declined, it doesn't mean that it's prohibited from being fulfilled (we've had such miracles before), it's only a message to our book sleuths that looking for it is pretty pointless (who may see it as a challenge though and scour the net despite of this!).

That's fair. Thank you for the reply.