Llewellyn Worldwide - About Us: History: The 1970s

Time Period: 1970 - 1979

The 1970s saw major growth at Llewellyn Publications.

It was during this era that Llewellyn began to appear on the radar screen of general society, which wanted to know what all this "magic stuff" was about. The Gnostica Festivals, sponsored by Carl Weschcke, were a huge hit, drawing much attention to Witchcraft and Neo-Paganism. Llewellyn titles by Dion Fortune, Aleister Crowley, and other prominent figures further added to the growing company's success.

Events from The 1970s

January 1st, 1971 - Carl Wesckcke and Cat Await the Spirits at Summit Avenue Mansion
January 1st, 1971 - Gnostica School Schedule
January 1st, 1971 - The Secrets of Dr. Taverner by Dion Fortune
April 1st, 1971 - Witches' Sabbat
September 10th, 1971 - Rise in Occultism
January 1st, 1972 - 2nd Annual Gnostica Festival Flyer
January 1st, 1972 - Thoth Tarot by Aleister Crowley
September 21st, 1972 - Carl Weschcke Hosts Gnostica Festival
September 23rd, 1972 - Witches Gather Under Full Moon at Festival
September 23rd, 1972 - Under Full Moon Little is Bewitching
January 1st, 1973 - Magick with a 'k'
January 1st, 1973 - 1973 Astrological Calendar
January 1st, 1973 - Magick Without Tears
April 30th, 1973 - Witches Celebrate Coming of May
June 1st, 1973 - Witches Wedding Public
August 1st, 1973 - Third Annual Gnostica Festival Logo
September 13th, 1973 - Witchcraft Misbeliefs Laid to Secretiveness
April 20th, 1974 - Students at Gnostica School
June 1st, 1974 - Witch to Address St. Paul Press Club
January 1st, 1975 - Godwin's Cabalistic Encyclopedia
January 1st, 1975 - A Graphology Student's Workbook
January 1st, 1975 - Sexual Occultism
January 1st, 1975 - The Law is for All by Aleister Crowley
January 12th, 1975 - Witches Aren't Bad People
June 24th, 1976 - Magic Comes Home
January 1st, 1977 - Palmistry: The Whole View
October 1st, 1979 - Astrology Now