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I wrote a short piece about religious responses to early modern climate change in this issue that you can read here: historytoday.com/archive/histor…

“Paranormal phenomena maintain their importance for Johannes Kelpius. There is no Calvinist ambiguity or hunting for hints of grace in this system. Spiritual development will be apparent to you & everyone around you… God’s attention & presence causes ripples in creation itself.”

Friends, I’m super proud to release Time Loops in its first Cup+Saucer Press edition. Contains a new Foreword by Jeffrey Kripal, who called it “the most significant intellectual work on a paranormal topic in the last fifty years.” shorturl.at/JoMH7

Wrote a little thing for the Harvard CSWR blog about theosophy and vitalism in Algernon Blackwood: cswr.hds.harvard.edu/news/2025/04/n…

This is a vital, and bracingly fierce, estimate of the situation for anyone interested in America’s ongoing state of UFOria

Volume 12, issue 1 (2024) special issue on Ecology and Esotericism is now online. Guest edited by Timothy Grieve-Carlson, it includes articles by Harry Danon, Joshua Levi Ian Gentzke, Susannah Crockford, Tjalling D. Janssen, and Anna Milon. bit.ly/4dkuJlS

Very pleased to finally share a new open-access issue of Correspondences on ecology and esotericism. Featuring work from Harry Danon, Joshua Levi Ian Gentzke (@jleviian), Susannah Crockford, Tjalling D. Janssen, and Anna Milon (Dr Anna Milon 🦌). correspondencesjournal.com/volume-12/issu…

Check out Timothy Grieve-Carlson's introduction to our "Ecology" special issue, where he notes how "modern notions of ecology [...] were developed in direct dialogue with esoteric literatures and ideas" (4). bit.ly/4doufLg

Harry Danon's piece in this issue is excellent. There is a vibrant and contemporary alchemical tradition in France which is incorporating contemporary science in really novel and interesting ways. Dannon's ethnography puts you in the room with these alchemists. Read it!!

As far as I'm concerned, Joshua Levi Ian Gentzke is the world's leading interpreter of Bohme. This essay is a beautiful reintegration of Bohme with contemporary philosophy.

Tjalling Janssen's beautiful essay illuminates a really crucial area of Paracelsus and of early modern modalities for understanding and interacting with the natural/nonhuman world. Can't wait to read this PHD thesis.

June 24th

This week I’m digging into a very gnarly 18th century (!) poltergeist/seance account from Pennsylvania for a talk at Ephrata this fall.

I’m doing this now: open.substack.com/pub/timothygri…

Here's an excerpt of something I'm working on for a talk at Ephrata in the fall about a poltergeist/seance case from 1761: timothygrievecarlson.substack.com/p/the-ghosts-o…

Excited to see my article “Protestant Hebrew: Performing Religious Authority through Eighteenth-Century Language Production” is available via FirstView with Religion and American Culture! #amrel cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Hot off the press: a special issue on far-right politics and the study of esotericism: brill.com/.../journals/a…