The Equinox (Volume III, Number I)

PRAEMONSTRANCE OF A..A.. Numerous other instructions are in course of prepara- tion, and will be announced in due course. As space may permit, there will be added a series of stories and poems of the highest mystical and magical value. It will be remembered that it has always been the policy of the A... A.. to make no financial profit whatever either from publications, or in any other way, and THe Equinox has been always issued at a price which barely covered the actual cost of printing, if it even did that. It is proposed to continue the same policy with regard to the new volume. Owing to the war, the cost of printing both for the paper re- quired and the labour involved has gone up to an unprece- dented degree, but the Praeemonstrator of the A.. A.. is determined that he will not allow these matters to interfere with his programme of putting out THe Equinox ina style worthy of its contents. The new volume of ten numbers, averaging 400 pages, will not be inferior to the old in any respect either with regard to paper or printing; that is to say, it will be produced in the best possible manner, and will be of permanent value for a library. The general appearance will be uniform with that of the last volume, but the binding will be of improved quality. Love is the law, love under will. [All enquiries with regard to the publications of the A..A.. should be addressed to The Cancellarius of the A..A.., care of the publishers of THz Eguinox.] 17