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Biographies of magickal movers and shakers - Phil Hine

Phil Hine is one of the more well known exponents of Chaos Magick. After becoming involved with Chaos groups in West Yorkshire during the 1980s he went on to publish a series of booklets on Urban Shamanism and subsequently Prime Chaos, Condensed Chaos and The Pseudonomicon. Condensed Chaos is a fully expanded version of his first booklet on Chaos Magick, now titled Oven-Ready Chaos.

Favoured for his practical and accessible approach to Magick, Phil Hine draws inspiration not only from ‘classic’ magick figures such as Aleister Crowley, but also from literary sources such as William Burroughs, who described Hine’s Condensed Chaos as “the most concise statement of the logic of modern magic”.

Hine is a former contributor and editor of Chaos International, and a founder and co-editor of Pagan News. Openly bisexual, he has written several articles on sexuality and gender within occultism and magick.

More:

http://enfolding.org/

http://www.philhine.org.uk/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Hine

http://dreamflesh.com/interviews/philhine/

From: http://chaosbooks.co.uk/biographies/

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And now to the ultimate (in my list…) occult publisher of the modern age; at least when it comes to binding. See, I consider books to be beautiful not only because of the knowledge and ideas they contain, but also because of their actual physical nature. A book is a work of art in and of itself.

Where was I? Oh yes - Xoanon Publishing - dangerously enchanting books that rocket in value mere months after they are published. Limited editions of course.

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The penultimate esoteric publishing house (in my list anyway). Three Hands Press have a small selection of finely bound modern occult texts, most of which seem to be sold out. Beware waiting to purchase limited editions I say.

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