Some words on how you all own Hookland and its spacemen and sprites. Some words on how the imagined England is often more real than the then and now. Some words on the warping gravity of nostalgia and the agendas of the county.
Anyone out there have any suggestions for someone running magical workshops? I did a small ebook years ago but I guess its a bit dated now.
docs.preterhuman.net/Running_Work...
Video for your Schadenfreud pleasure…
Some of my colleagues use the term 'stone botherer' as slur. I refuse this. We might not view portal tombs as 'ley line hubs' or 'ghost-containment units', but we archaeologists are also stone botherers and I for one am proud of it. – Dr. K. Brophy #StandingStoneSunday
New in open access: "Śaiva–Buddhist Encounters in Medieval India"
www.fedoabooks.unina.it/index.php/fe...
My suggestion that chaos servitors could be "programmed" using COBOL-derived conditional statements gets a brief mention in this essay on the intersection between internet tech and the occult.
From the archives: Daily Mirror, February 29, 1973. "Witchcraft's 'Royal Family'. More Alex Sanders, plus Pat Crowther and others.
We are all animists below the surface. We are all future ghosts. We exist as a potential for strange encounters, as possible wanderers across mythic It is usually better if this truth is acknowledged early. - Dr. M. Benn
