Please find below some literature that may be useful to the seeker in helping uncover their tradition or path
Witchcraft: A Tradition Renewed, Evan John Jones & Doreen Valiente (Robert Hale 1990)
An excellent primer for the reconstruction of a tradition in the style of Robert Cochrane's Clan of Tubal Cain by two former initiates.
Sacred Mask, Sacred Dance, Evan John Jones & Chas S. Clifton (Llewellyn 1997)
A fascinating look into masked rites utilising the author's experience in this shamanic work.
The Robert Cochrane Letters, Robert Cochrane, Evan John Jones & Michael Howard (Capall Bann 2002)
A fascinating insight into the correspondence of Roy Bowers (aka Robert Cochrane) and, therefore, some of his beliefs.
The Roebuck in the Thicket, Robert Cochrane, Evan John Jones & Michael Howard (Capall Bann 2001)
This book features the articles written and published by Robert Cochrane and Evan John Jones and provides a true glimpse into the Clan of Tubal Cain tradition.
The White Goddess, Robert Graves (Faber & Faber 1999)
Together with the previous two titles, this provides a ruch source book for a Cochrane style tradition. A lot can be gained from reading this in conjunction with his own works.
The Rollright Ritual, William G. Gray (Helios 1975)
William Gray was a friend and associate of Cochrane's and clearly worked with him to some degree. The influence of their correspondence can be seen within this work of Gray's, which contributes to the lore remaining in the public domain with regards to the Cochrane tradition.
Practical Mysticism, Evelyn Underhill (Dover Publications 2002)
A small book, this is a good introduction to mysticism by an enthusiastic, but easy to comprehend, early 20th Century writer on the subject.