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| Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series |
Posted by Treadwells on  in 26°  :  in 22°  : dies  : Anno IVxvii (Nov 19, 2009 - 12:14 AM) |
26 November 09 (Thursday) at Treadwells Books
Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series
With Michael Staley (Typhonian Order)
£5.00, 7.15 for 7.30 start
The fourth lecture in the series by Michael Staley on the work of magician and author Kenneth Grant (b. 1924). This lecture goes into angles of the Typhonian mythos and magical system that has been seminal for magical culture of the 2oth century after Crowley. Michael Staley has been a member of the Typhonian Order for more than thirty years now. He is the editor and publisher of Starfire, an occasional Thelemic journal which first appeared in 1986. The founder of Starfire Publishing, he has been for many years the publisher of Kenneth Grant.
Reserve your place via Treadwell's by email (info@treadwells-london.com), or by phone, 020 7240 8906. Payment confirms booking.
Other upcoming events:
- 30 Nov: Abraham Abulafia and Ecstatic Kabbalah
- 10 Dec: The Grotesque Body - Occultism's Strangeness, Repulsion, Fascination
- 7 Jan: Cinema of the Occult - Four Nights of Themes, Analysis, Views
- 13 Jan: Aleister Crowley’s Egypt
- 8 Feb: The Lairs of Cthulhu - Archaeology, Myth and Mystery in the work of H.P. Lovecraft
See http://www.treadwells-london.com/ for more details.       
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Re: Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series
by kidneyhawk (kylefite@yahoo.com)
on Nov 19, 2009 - 05:26 AM
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All I can say is that you folks in the UK who can attend these lectures and presentations are quite fortunate. I have no doubt that Treadwells has already secured a place of historical import in British Occultism and, upon a much hoped for voyage to England, I would be more concerned with attending an event of significance there than snapping pics at the usual tourist hot spots. Staley on Grant, Feazey on Egypt. You lucky, lucky people!
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Re: Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series by Proteus on Nov 21, 2009 - 05:21 PMRe: Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series by michaelclarke18 on Nov 22, 2009 - 10:05 AM
Re: Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series
by zardoz on Nov 19, 2009 - 09:53 AM
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I hope that this can be recorded and made available for those of us unable to attend.
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Re: Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series
by Cerne on Nov 19, 2009 - 12:24 PM
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Any chance of tempting you up north to repeat the lectures Michael, maybe next year?? I could even throw the odd black pudding into the mix if that'd sway it...
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Re: Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series
by MichaelStaley on Nov 19, 2009 - 10:56 PM
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I'll be very happy to come northwards and speak. Glad to hear that there is vegetarian Black Pudding - delighted, in fact. If you can email me at starfire.books@btinternet.com, we can take it from there. Best Wishes Michael.
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Re: Kenneth Grant's Magic: Lecture Four in the Typhonian Series
by TauMelchizedek on Nov 20, 2009 - 07:44 PM
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Looking forward to this one! Just back in London and immediately a highlight, that´s how I like it :-)!
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