Brian Cotnoir is an alchemist, artist, and award-winning
filmmaker. He was a contributor to Frater Albertus's Parachemy and
has presented workshops and seminars around the world on various
aspects of alchemical theory and practice. He is the author of
Alchemy: The Poetry of Matter and translator of The Emerald Tablet.
To find out more about Brian's work visit www.khepripress.com.
James Wasserman is a lifelong student of esotericism. His
writings include The Mystery Traditions and Aleister Crowley and
The Practice of the Magical Diary. He lives in New York City with
his wife, Nancy. Visit him at www.studio31.com.
“The famous Swiss physician and alchemist, Paracelsus, said that
Alchemy is the art of separating the pure from the impure, the true
from the false and that is what Brian Cotnoir has done for us
concisely. If you are new to the study of Alchemy, or even if
you’ve been around it for a while and need some additional guidance
or inspiration, this is a book for you.” —From the foreword by
Robert Allen Bartlett, author of Real Alchemy: A Primer of
Practical Alchemy
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“In this compact, digestible guide to alchemy, alchemist, artist,
and filmmaker Brian Cotnoir offers step-by-step instructions for
readers who want to begin alchemy as a practice of spiritual
development and transformation. The book includes overviews of the
history and theory of alchemy, as well as practical experiments
that allow the reader a more concrete understanding of this
practice.” —Patricia Thang, Book Riot
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