Arts & Culture
Review: The Great When
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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.
Arts & Culture
The Ritual Silo: inside James Turrell’s C.A.V.U. at dusk
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“Nobody shushed the room. The lower house lights did not dim. There was no call to order. Energy simply shifted between us and within us, and the hush was total.” Meg Elison writes of her magical experience inside the Skyspace installation at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art.
Arts & Culture
World Wide Witchcraft: the 1990s in Retrospect
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We were finally finding a way into the grooves of the Akashic record: the information superhighway was the Force, it was the oversoul, and we paid for it by the minute. One of the very first things I ever searched for on Alta Vista was Witchcraft.
Living
Where a Witch moves, tarot decks are soon to follow
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What surprises me is that I have this many decks. Somehow tarot has still worked its way into the fabric of my Witchcraft, and I can’t deny how much value these decks have brought to my magickal life – whether as tools, as sources of inspiration, or as objects I have infused with sentimental power.
Arts & Culture
“I call myself a catalyst” – the visionary work of Cameron
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TWH celebrates the life and work of the Thelemite artist Cameron, who would have been 101 years old today.