ASHLAR
A Manual of Perfected Style for Thelemic and Esoteric Publishing
Ashlar: A Manual of Perfected Style for Thelemic and Esoteric Publishing serves authors, editors, and publishers of books, journals, and websites that treat Thelema and the Western esoteric traditions, whether the writing comes from scholarship or from practice. It also serves students learning to write in the field.
- 1Introduction
- 2Authors and Editors
- 3General Style
- Scope of this chapter3.1
- Spelling and Word Forms3.2–3.8
- Italics and Non-English Words3.9–3.11
- Punctuation3.12–3.21
- Personal Names3.22–3.24
- Mottoes and Office-Names3.25–3.29
- Orders, Grades, and Degrees3.30–3.34
- Divine Names and Terms of Art3.35–3.42
- Place Names3.43
- Titles of Works3.44–3.49
- Numbers3.50–3.55
- Dates and Calendars3.56–3.66
- Quotations3.67–3.82
- Inclusive and Accurate Language3.83–3.93
- 4Transliteration and Scripts
- 5Notes and Bibliographies
- 6The Thelemic and Esoteric Corpus
- 7Indexes
- 8Abbreviations and Sigla
- ·Word List