Aziloth Books

58books in catalog

Most common themes

Religion Body, Mind & Spirit History Fiction Classics Philosophy

About this publisher’s catalog

This catalog presents a diverse mix of works centered on spiritual, philosophical, and socio-political inquiry. Readers can expect a blend of historical texts, reflective essays, and imaginative narratives that explore metaphysical themes alongside social critique. Navigating this collection involves moving between contemplative nonfiction and richly symbolic fiction.

What you’ll often find

Explorations of religious traditions, sacred writings, and spiritual philosophies from East and West.
Philosophical treatises and critiques addressing ethics, metaphysics, and social ideologies.
Historical and political analyses focusing on revolutionary thought and economic theory.
Collections of folklore, myths, and fairy tales with symbolic and allegorical depth.
Works engaging with occultism, mysticism, and esoteric sciences.
Fiction blending speculative elements such as time travel and supernatural themes with philosophical questions.

How to browse this shelf

Start by choosing between nonfiction focused on spiritual or political thought and fiction that incorporates mystical or speculative elements.
Look for works grouped by cultural or religious traditions to explore specific philosophical or theological perspectives.
Seek out texts that combine historical context with social critique for a deeper understanding of ideological developments.
Explore collections of folklore and myth to access narrative forms rich in symbolism and cultural heritage.
Use thematic clusters such as mysticism, occult studies, or political economy to narrow your focus.
Consider the tone and pace, from dense philosophical essays to more accessible narrative storytelling.
Navigate by subject matter tags to distinguish between abstract philosophy, practical ethics, and imaginative fiction.

Good fit if you like

Reflective and contemplative reading that invites deep thought about existence and society.
Intersections of spirituality and philosophy with historical and political contexts.
Stories and essays that blend symbolic meaning with intellectual inquiry.
Explorations of alternative worldviews and esoteric knowledge.
Text collections that offer both classic and lesser-known perspectives on enduring questions.
A reading experience that balances analytical rigor with imaginative or allegorical storytelling.

Generated from the books currently available in this catalog.

Authors published by Aziloth Books

P D Ouspensky Helena Petrovna Blavatsky Kenneth Grahame Jerome Klapka Jerome Jack London Charles Dickens Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Robert Louis Stevenson

The Astral Plane- Its Scenery, Inhabitants & Phenomena — Charles Webster Leadbeater
Revelations of Divine Love — Julian of Norwich
Anna of the Five Towns (Aziloth Books) — Arnold Bennett
The Wonders of the Human Body Physical Regeneration According to the Laws of Chemistry and Physiology — George Washington Carey
The White Company — Arthur Conan Doyle
The Arthashastra — Kautilya
Rights of Man (Aziloth Books) Being An Answer To Mr. Burke’s Attack On The French Revolution — Thomas Paine
The Invisible Man A Classic Science Fiction Thriller (Aziloth Books) — H. G. Wells
The Sorrows of Young Werther (Aziloth Books) — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Pagan and Christian Creeds Their Origin and Meaning — Edward Carpenter
A Discourse on Inequality — Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The Builders The Origin and History of Freemasonry — Joseph Fort Newton
The Coming Race New Revised Edition (Aziloth Books) — Edward Bulwer-Lytton
The Science of Being Great — Wallace D. Wattles
Theosophic Correspondence Between Saint-Martin & Kirchberger — Louis-Claude De Saint-Martin
Anne of Green Gables — L. M. Montgomery
Tao Te Ching (Dao De Jing) Lao Tzu’s Book of the Way (Aziloth Books) — Lao Tzu
The Kingdom of God is Within You With Preface by the Author (Aziloth Books) — Leo Tolstoy
God-Man The Word Made Flesh — George W. Carey
Esoteric Christianity – Or, the Lesser Mysteries (Aziloth Books) — Annie Besant