This is a compilation of photocopies which was produced by Thee Temple of Psychic Youth. It is a collection of articles, portions of books, exhibition catalog extracts, advertisements, and more and was compiled to serve as a primary reference for understanding Spare's life, his Zos-Kia Cultus philosophy, and his development of sigil magic. It includes some essays by Kenneth Grant which were published in the multi-volume set: Man, Myth and Magic; text from Grant's Carfax Monograph IV; portions of Spare and Frederic Carter's Automatic Drawing; and much more (see table of contents in photos). While the print quality is pretty good on most of the pages, there are a few pages where print quality is not the best, affecting mainly drawings and other images, but all text can be read. This unusual "publication" was cited in The Collected Works of Austin Osman Spare by Christopher Bray [1982].