The diaries of Leah Hirsig from 1923–1925 provide an intimate window into a fascinating period of modern occult history. Alongside personal observations and reflections, the material reveals her involvement with Aleister Crowley, magical practice, and the wider occult culture of the period. The accompanying study places these writings within the history of the “New Occult Woman,” examining gender, spirituality, authority, and women's participation in magical movements. For readers interested in Crowley, ceremonial magic, historical occultism, and the personal experiences behind famous esoteric movements, the book offers rare insight into a world often seen only through its most prominent male figures.

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