Wheatley’s bookplate, with Eric Gordon Tombe here
Wheatley and his mother here
Wheatley as a small boy here
Aspen House here
Wheatley as an H.M.S. Worcester cadet here
Barbara Symonds here
Hilda Gosling here
“My House” here
Wheatley as an artillery lieutenant here
Wheatley and Eric Gordon Tombe here
Wheatley’s card from the Anti-Prohibition League here
Wheatley’s own design for his bookplate here
Nancy, Wheatley’s first wife here
The Lovely Lady of Berkeley Square here
Wheatley and Joan, his second wife (photo: Hulton Getty) here
The Forbidden Territory here
Wheatley’s copy of Magick in Theory in Practice here
Montague Summers here
A poster for a Thirties talk on black magic here
Rollo Ahmed’s The Black Art here
Ahmed as Mr.A, performing a ritual in 1954 (photo: Mirrorpix) here
The Devil Rides Out and “the lovely Tanith” here
The blackmail photograph here
Balloon hopping here
Strange Conflict here
Total War here
Painting of Wheatley by Cynthia Montefiore here
Wheatley with his serpentine wall here
Grove Place here
Of Vice and Virtue here
Wheatley’s figure of Kwan-Yin (photo: Derek Witty) here
Occult nudity circa 1970 here
“Black Magic is Dennis Wheatley” here
The Heron Library advert here
Arrow paperbacks here
The 75th birthday brochure here
Wheatley at his desk in Cadogan Square here
The Devil and All His Works here
Wheatley looking at the stars (photo: Topfoto) here
Photographs of Wheatley by courtesy of the Wheatley family unless credited otherwise.
Wheatley admiring the stars he cut out and stuck on his bedroom ceiling at Grove Place. He liked to look at them by candlelight: “One feels away from it all. It is enchanting.”