author
Belle M. Wagner
Best known for mystical fiction and esoteric writing, this late-19th-century author moved easily between storytelling and occult philosophy. Her work has stayed in circulation through public-domain editions, especially for readers drawn to astrology, spiritualism, and fin-de-siècle metaphysical literature.
2 Audiobooks
The Light of Egypt; Or, The Science of the Soul and the Stars — Volume 2
by Thomas H. Burgoyne, Belle M. Wagner
Within the Temple of Isis
by Belle M. Wagner
About the author
Belle M. Wagner was an American writer associated with late-19th-century occult and metaphysical publishing. She is best remembered for Within the Temple of Isis (1899), a novel published by the Astro-Philosophical Publishing Company in Denver, and for her connection to The Light of Egypt, which is credited to Thomas H. Burgoyne and Belle M. Wagner in surviving editions and library records.
Available catalog and archive records show that her work sits at the crossroads of fiction, astrology, and esoteric thought. Modern reference pages consistently link her name with the Hermetic and astro-philosophical circles around Denver, though many personal biographical details are still hard to verify from reliable public sources.
That partial mystery is part of her literary appeal today. Readers usually come to Wagner for the atmosphere of her writing: ancient settings, spiritual transformation, and a strong interest in hidden knowledge that reflects the occult revival of her era.