The Grand Grimoire: The Red Dragon Paperback – Illustrated, 10 Jan. 2015

I think the most striking feature of Tarl Warwicks work, is perhaps its similarity, to those grimoires of the Bibliotheque Bleue Genre, of which the Grand Grimoire is one of the most prominent alongside the Grimorium Verum.This text, fills a gap in modern day occultism. There are few copies of the Grand Grimoire about that are of any decent quality, and there are no others that are both satisfactory in quality and cheaply priced. Here however, Tarl Warwick takes one by surprise. He has fixed the formatting issue that one previous user pointed out, and has provided what I believe to be the definitive edition of the Grand Grimoire.This text is highly important to those practising from within the Grimoire tradition, as it bridges the hierarchy of the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum (Source of the Goetia), to the Grimorium Verums Infernal Deputies and the Infernal Trinity of Lucifer, Belzebuth and Ashtarot. It is an excellent little text and those looking to work with it, will be pleasantly surprised.The quality of the physical book itself is decent, it isn't anything particularly fancy and you won't find any talismanic hardback bindings here. However for the price, it is of better than expected quality. All in all, I recommend this to both Scholars and practitioners of the Western Magical Traditions.

I've had a digital PDF copy of this book for years. I was always on the lookout for a decent hard copy. Before this all the hard copies I found cost a fortune or were bound cheaply at home with a binding machine.This copy is great, it's not expensive either. The paper quality is top. The cover is smooth yet firm, it doesn't bend easily. As for the actual book itself, if anyone is interested in the work of Solomon or High Magic, I'd definitely recommend reading this book.It's written in (surprisingly) easy to understand English with authentic diagrams to aid comprehension.As for the actual ritual, I haven't tried it. So I can't comment on that.The physical quality of the book is excellent and the content of the book intriguing. Definitely recommend.

At first glance the contents may be alarming, confusing or amusing. However subtextually and in combination with other books, references and ideals start to show through which bear little resemblance to the concepts if taken at face value. Like other grimoires and old books, it contains only part of the information.

ok so I got this 'book' the post which freaked me out. Turns out my brother posted it to me for laughs...So, honestly I only flicked through it. I only dabble in the art so yeah lol.I have to admit I read the spell to 'resist Torture'!Hope I never need it.It remains on my coffee table, not gonna read it, not gonna throw it away....I prefer the Fay!

Very interesting read if I could give it 10.2 stars I would.

Very well written and informative.

Great book, arrived on time, for anyone studying the occult

Very good book however it's contents are more RHP (right hand path) than LHP as the texts says you have to ask for God's help etc it's not black magic it was only called so as you are apparently exploiting God's will to control demons. Real black magic is about asking for help from dark forces and not controlling them or being aided by God. Modern Satanism has more realistic rituals etc that are more fitting to black magic.