ByJollyColosrum Books
THINKING LIKE A SYNTHESISER
Stop searching for sounds. Start understanding how to create them.
Thinking Like a Synthesiser takes a different approach. Instead of teaching you how to use one particular synth, it teaches you the ideas that sit behind them all—how sound is created, shaped, moved and transformed, and how the different parts of a synthesiser work together.
Understand the synth. Create the sound you actually want.
SOLOMON AND THE GOETIA
He was the wisest king who ever lived.
So why did he need demons?
King Solomon commanded a kingdom, built the Temple and sought the counsel of angels. But as his power grew, so did his need for divine assistance—and eventually his search for knowledge led somewhere far darker.
Solomon and the Goetia reimagines the legendary king behind one of history’s most enduring occult traditions: a man so certain he was doing God’s work that he never stopped to question where that certainty was leading him.
The legend tells us Solomon commanded demons.
This is the story of why.
CURSE OF THE UNBORN
They came looking for paradise.
Something was already waiting for them.
An isolated tropical beach should have been the perfect escape. But when unexplained events turn increasingly violent, a group of friends discovers that the beauty surrounding them hides something ancient, angry and very much alive.
Buried beneath the land is the legacy of a sorcerer, an unborn child and a curse created generations before any of them were born. As the deaths begin and the survivors search desperately for answers, they realise they have stumbled into something that was never meant to be disturbed.
Some curses are forgotten.
That doesn’t mean they are gone.
SEGULAT
For centuries, people have sought ways to influence what life brings them.
Segulat explores the practices they turned to when hope alone was not enough.
From traditions associated with King Solomon to rituals of symbolism, intention and belief, Segulat explores practices created to seek love, prosperity, protection, healing, opportunity and change.
These ancient ideas are brought into the modern world as practical rituals for the desires and problems that still shape our lives today.
Ancient practices. Modern desires.
The things we ask for have changed surprisingly little.
This is book one of the Segulat series.
Curious about Solomon himself? Discover the story behind the legend in Solomon and the Goetia →
BOOK OF INFERNAL CONTACT
THE BOOK OF INFERNAL CONTACT
Before you call upon something, you should know what you are calling.
And what may answer.
The Book of Infernal Contact explores the demonic intelligences traditionally associated with Solomon—their functions, jurisdictions, behaviours and the powers attributed to them.
Designed as a companion to the Segulat system, it moves beyond ritual itself to examine the entities behind the practice: what they represent, how they differ, and why understanding them matters before any attempt at contact.
This is book two of the Segulat series.
Knowledge comes before invocation.
Some doors should never be opened blindly.
THE BOOK OF INFERNAL RITUALS
Knowing what to ask is only part of the tradition.
The ritual is how the request is given form.
The Book of Infernal Rituals explores the ceremonies, symbols and structured practices traditionally used when seeking the assistance of infernal entities for matters of love, prosperity, protection, influence, opportunity and change.
As part of the Segulat system, it brings these traditions into a practical modern framework—examining not simply what a ritual contains, but how its individual elements work together to focus intention and purpose.
This is book three of the Segulat series.
Ancient ritual. Modern purpose.
A practical exploration of the darker traditions behind Segulat.
THE BOOK OF INFERNAL RECORDS
What if the old stories were not simply stories?
What if somebody had been keeping records?
Across centuries of occult tradition, strange names, symbols, encounters and accounts appear again and again—fragments of a hidden world preserved by people who believed what they recorded was real.
The Book of Records gathers that world into one unsettling account, examining the beings, events and traditions that have survived through generations and asking the question that is hardest to dismiss:
Why did so many people take such extraordinary care to record something that never existed?
Legend, belief—or evidence of something we have forgotten?
This is book four of the Segulat series.