Nothin' says lovin' like used Regardie.

[Tsuzuki]

I picked up the older editions of The Middle Pillar and A Garden of Pomegranates for about $4 each.

Tell us of your library exploits. 3nodding  

[MST3Kakalina]

i borrow my friend's regardie/hyatt/wilson books and then never return them, ever.


does that count? =P  

[Tsuzuki]

MST3Kakalina

i borrow my friend's regardie/hyatt/wilson books and then never return them, ever.


does that count? =P

Remind me never to loan you any of my books. gonk  

[TeaDidikai]

Tsuzuki

MST3Kakalina

i borrow my friend's regardie/hyatt/wilson books and then never return them, ever.


does that count? =P

Remind me never to loan you any of my books. gonk

I'm with you on that Tsuzuki.

I actually found some lovely Occult books. My friends and I were returning from a week at the beach, and this private Library was having a "change of owner" re-org sale.

I made out like a bandit. They had a whole occult section that the lady was selling for$.50 a book. I wish I had more than thirty bucks on me that day. But I got all the really good ones, including a nice old copy of the Goetia. Didn't want some snot-nosed brat picking that one up.  

[PhantomPhoenix0]

TeaDidikai

Tsuzuki

MST3Kakalina

i borrow my friend's regardie/hyatt/wilson books and then never return them, ever.


does that count? =P

Remind me never to loan you any of my books. gonk

I'm with you on that Tsuzuki.

I actually found some lovely Occult books. My friends and I were returning from a week at the beach, and this private Library was having a "change of owner" re-org sale.

I made out like a bandit. They had a whole occult section that the lady was selling for$.50 a book. I wish I had more than thirty bucks on me that day. But I got all the really good ones, including a nice old copy of the Goetia. Didn't want some snot-nosed brat picking that one up.

gonk Why does everyone get all the luck. The Occult section at my library is reduced to Wicca-101 books. I think theres a bit on astrology and vampires, but thats about it.  

[Cerulean Crayon]

Used bookstores in Champaign, IL and Buffalo Grove, IL are my places to get books. My libraries are terribly understocked, and what they have isn't much good.  

[Tsuzuki]

Beer's Books in Sacramento, CA = the win.  

[Triste-chan]

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[SoilWork]

Nah I've never had such good luck with books. Although i did find a Thoth Tarot Deck by Aleistor Crowley on the subway , not even out of the package..i use it when i dont feel like skrying.  

[PurpleDragonsGems]

I found "A Book of Pagan Rituals" at a second hand book shop for 3$. Best investment I ever made in a book. xd  

[Cerulean Crayon]

I think my great find was "The Book of Magical Names" by Phoenix McFarland. I picked it up at first because I write, and I use baby name books to get character names. It really did more than that for me, and I got it for 2.50...  

[queertastrophy]

On my way to school, I always pass a place called the "Book Barn" (only in Pennsylvania, I swear). Anyway, they sell super cheap books, and they were advertising 75% off of occult books. So I decided to check it out.

For the most part, the section consisted of "ghost story" books, with a few on astrology here and there. However, there was a Joseph Campbell book there for $4.00 (the only book that interested me in the section whee ). Needless to say, I got that one (and a few Stephen King books (in good condition, too) for $2 a pop). xd  

[LadyEladrin]

Wow. I should scope out my libraries book sales more often! I always check it out when they have one at the mall, but the only one's I've picked up lately have been a medical text about vitamins and nutrients and one about gardening. (That last ones' a real gem though; it has instructions and plans on how to build your own greenhouse!)  

[TheDisreputableDog]

My library's occult etc. selection kinda sucks, and when they sell things it's never anything I'm interested in. At Gay Pride at my church last year though I got my hands on Walking a Sacred Path, a little book about labyrinths by Lauren Artress which is turning out not so bad, and also...drat. Well, I can't remember the name of it or the author and Amazon isn't helping me, but I think it looks interesting. I would check only I left it in my dorm room.