Moon Magic

Moon Magic is the enthralling sequel to Dion Fortune's celebrated novel The Sea Priestess. Continuing the mystical journey, this tale follows the enigmatic Vivien Le Fay Morgan—now known as Lilith Le Fay—as she establishes a temple in London dedicated to the worship of Isis. Through telepathic means, Lilith draws the brooding yet physically gifted Dr. Rupert Malcolm into her orbit, enlisting him as a priest in her astral temple's magical workings.

As their mystical partnership unfolds, Lilith helps Malcolm confront and transform his repressed personality, guiding him toward rediscovering his emotional depth. At the height of their magical practice, the two assume divine roles—god and goddess—combining their power in a supreme magical act intended to benefit humanity as a whole.

Published posthumously, this novel was meticulously assembled from Dion Fortune’s extensive notes and manuscripts. It serves as the final installment in a series of works that Fortune designed as a comprehensive course in the study of magic. While her nonfiction outlined her esoteric theories, her novels, like Moon Magic, act as practical guides for applying these teachings.

Dion Fortune (1890–1946), founder of The Society of the Inner Light, was a pioneering figure in 20th-century esoteric thought. A psychologist, psychic, and prolific author, she devoted her life to reviving the Western Mystery Tradition. Moon Magic is a cornerstone of her legacy, offering profound insights into the mystical and spiritual realms.