Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott reviews Alan Moore’s recent novel, set at the intersection between London and its otherwordly counterpart – and which features cameos from many famous occultists.
Book Reviews
“The Pagan Threat” is talking about us
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Lucas Miles’s The Pagan Threat leaves no ambiguity: it catalogues modern Pagan traditions in detail, framing them as enemies of church and nation. By casting Pagans as conspirators and parasites, the book transforms theological polemic into real-world danger for our communities.
Arts & Culture
Once Upon a Place: The magic of space in fairy tales
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Alan U. Dalul reviews “Once Upon a Place: Forests, Caverns & Other Places of Transformation in Myths, Fairy Tales & Film” by by Holly Bellebuono with a foreword by Jack Zipes.
Arts & Culture
El encanto kawaii del Oráculo de las Quimeras
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Alan U. Dalul analiza una nueva baraja de tarot de Debora Mayfair y Marga Biazzi, el Oráculo de las Quimeras.
Arts & Culture
The kawaii charm of the Oracle of the Chimeras
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Alan U. Dalul reviews a new tarot deck from Debora Mayfair and Marga Biazzi, the Oracle of the Chimeras.
Book Reviews
Review: “Neo-Nazi Terrorism and Countercultural Fascism”
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Ryan Smith of the Wayward Wanderer podcast contributes a review of Spencer Sunshine’s new book on James Mason, whose newsletter influenced far-right corners of the occult and Pagan subcultures in the 1980s.