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Greetings.

My sister and I are Theistic Luciferians, and we are thinking of self-publishing a book on the subject for beginners since there doesn't seem to be that much material out there for this religion, compared to, say, Wicca.

However, the angle is going to be more than just Luciferianism, our specific niche is going to be the Luciferian Sisterhood, or female Luciferians who wish to become "Luciferian Nuns" - women who wish to marry Lucifer (similar to how Nuns marry their Jesus).

The book will detail all of the major rituals, ceremonies, etc. that a Bride (my sister and I refer to "Luciferian Nuns" as Brides with a capital B) should know, many of which are our own invention.

However, my concern is that maybe this is something that should stay between my sister and I, because the public might not take to the idea of a serious "Luciferian Nun". We believe that we have come up with a system of customs that is similar to, yet distinct from, that of Christian Nuns. The relationship to the husband (Lucifer, in this instance) is completely different.

It is not about conformity the way that Christian Nuns live in conformity, but it is about drawing oneself closer to Lucifer and his other lovers (the other Brides).

Does this sound like a decent idea to you, or like something you would be interested in reading? Thank you.

but it is about drawing oneself closer to Lucifer and his other lovers (the other Brides).

...how close exactly?

Go for it, the world needs more books.
And the whole idea sounds just crazy enough to catch on.

I know I'd probably read it. Just to keep myself not-bored, but I'd still read it. So, yeah, go for it.

I encourage you to develop this idea and think it has great merit indeed. My warning is that your knowledge needs to be profound and you need maturity to lead and cultivate the sisterhood into something that will be taken seriously, especially by its own members. You might want to look at the histories of similar organizations including those of the christians. I'm in no way encouraging you to emulate them, but to consider their experience with respect to organization and a history of difficulties. You may encounter many similar challenges as these groups have faced and examining how they survived or didn't will surely be useful to you. Don't forget to look into the histories and rules of male organizations as well, such as the Masons, the knightly orders, Buddhist Nun orders ans anything you can think of. You will need to know your shit! You will need strength and maturity. You will need flexibility enough to bend with the breeze and you will need the ability to step out of your ego. I truly wish you the best in your quest to build something that could be potentially beneficial..... or something that can cause great suffering if you do it poorly. Look up a woman "Selena Fox" on the net. She is far from a Satanist, but she and the Circle Sanctuary may be of use to you.