This is going to be exciting.
Michael Cecchetelli has translated both the Black Dragon and the Enchiridion of Pope Leo III and is publisihing them both together in a volume put out by Scarlett Imprint called Crossed Keys.
More info HERE
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I hate to admit it but I am unfamiliar with both these works. Tell me why this has excited you.
“The sacred technology once combined with the Black Dragon suggests that these are books to be used in a dangerous world and can still prove to be worth their weight in gold.”
I had never heard of these either. If definitely looks interesting especially in light of the above sentence.
So, what excites you about the Black Dragon. I know the Enchiridion’s fame and reputation, but I am pretty sceptical of the late, pact-with-satan grimoires as being much beyond sensational things composedto sell books.