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An Interview with Soror Meral (2008)    (edited by revealer on 14 Oct 06:48 GMT)
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Recently edited user notes:
The Chemical Marriage (1938)
Perhaps before or even while Edward Bryant and Lady Frieda Harris were collaborating on Crowley's tarot cards, they were also working on their own version of the Rosicrucian text. I've what looks like a sketch by Harri…  [more]
 – starla  Det Okända (2002)
The book is written by a Swedish Christian author and "expert" on the occult. However, the research is sometimes poor, and, as it is a summary, the text on each subject is too short. It is also outdated, and fails to me…  [more]
 – Nonserviam  33 1/3 No.17 (2005)
This goes way beyond music criticism. The literary standard, the humanity and insight - there is more good sense about Aleister Crowley in this book than you might find in nine books by anyone else. Also mentions Led Z…  [more]
 – OKontrair  Household Gods (2007)
I had forgotten how good a play this is - if you don't mind Victorian puns that nobody 'gets' any more. The essay is an original piece of work.
 – OKontrair  Den onde (2001)
A surprisingly level-headed view by Christian authors on this subject. Well-researched for the most part, and an interesting and – for the most part – pretty objective historical overview of Satanism. The chapter on Cro…  [more]
 – Nonserviam