An update on My New Book, Magical Identity
Here’s a picture of the cover, done by Kat Lunoe. Doesn’t it look great? Magical Identity is currently being edited. I had to switch editors, which pushed the book release date back to March of 2012. However I’m not presenting at Pantheacon this year, so it actually works out that the book will be [...]
Call for Papers/Writers: Queer Magic Anthology
E-mail for inquiries and submissions: aediculaantinoi (at) hotmail (dot) com; please put “Queer Magic Anthology” in your subject line. Megalithica Books, an imprint of Immanion Press (Stafford, U.K./Portland, OR, U.S.A.) is STILL seeking submissions for an anthology on queer magic and/or ritual. For the purposes of this publication, “queer” is primarily defined as anything of [...]
How I like experimental magic to other people’s practices
Recently when I taught a class on Space at Pantheacon, one of the issues I had to address was how my focus on space could actually be converted to other people’s more traditional practices of magic. I’ll be the first to admit I’m not a traditional magician by any means, although I am well versed [...]
The Process of Magic
Magic is a process. Strip away all the religious trappings, esoteric terminology, and ceremonial tools and what you have is a process that people use to turn possibility into reality. Understanding this process is all you really need to successfully do magic. Everything else is icing on the cake, and yet, as I’ll show that [...]
Magical Experiments is now a website
As you may or may not know, My ex-wife Lupa and I have gotten a divorce. It’s a very amiable divorce, but we’ve agreed we’re better off as friends, as opposed to romantic partners. One of the results of this has been a mutual decision to remove me from her website the Greenwolf. As such, [...]
The E-book of Pop Culture Magick is now available
Immanion Press is slowly but surely publishing many of its book as e-books and this includes my own writing. Pop Culture Magick is now an e-book. You can go here for more information. I think the move to e-books is a good idea, though I’ll admit I’m too much a lover of books to really [...]
In Memoriam Ted Andrews
Earlier this week it was confirmed that Ted Andrews died of Cancer. Most people know Andrews for his books on Animal Magic, but I’ll admit that my exposure to his works came from a decidedly different angle, that of the hermeticist. I actually, to this day, have never read his books on animal magic, but [...]
Revisiting the past
I’m in the process of revising Space/Time Magic for the Revised edition. It’s been about five years since I wrote it, and the biggest realization I come away with is just how different I am from the person who wrote that book. Even my conceptualizations of space and time have changed a lot, so that [...]
Reminder: Women’s Voices in Magic articles due soon
Here’s the original call for papers:Megalithica Books, an imprint of Immanion Press (Stafford, U.K./Portland, OR, U.S.A) is seeking submissions for an anthology on women working in the magical communities, particularly in communities where women have not been extensively published or in which women face stereotyping and misunderstanding within and without the community. These communities include [...]
Raising Hell by Kali BLack
Attention chaotes, experimentalists, and those who like to mix magic and social activism– Raising Hell: Subversive Spirituality, Insurrectionist Witchcraft and Black Magic by Kali Black, and published by Immanion Press/Megalithica Books, asks what black magic really is and offers a subversive perspective on why magic is done and what it should be done for. She [...]
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- I finished the latest revision of Magical Identity, at 93,535 words. Off to the editor and then layout! Expect a pre-order post soon.
