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Old wine in new bottles

Posted by Phil Hine in Announcements, Occult  |  September 17th 2009  |  About poster: Phil HinecloseAuthor: Phil Hine Name: Name: Phil Hine
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About: Phil Hine practices a hybrised approach to tantra. He is an occasional author and lecturer; and is the author of Prime Chaos, Condensed Chaos and The PseudonomiconSee Authors Posts (62)

Original Falcon Press will be re-issuing The Pseudonomicon, Condensed Chaos and Prime Chaos – the latter with a new introduction. Going back even further, I’ve started the process of turning what copies I still have of Pagan News – the pagan ‘zine that I created with Rodney Orpheus and edited between 1988 – 1992 – into pdf format. Once I’ve done a decent amount of them, I’ll be making them available on one of my websites.

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   Philip Harper
   Posted December 16th 2009 at 4:25 pm | Permalink

   Good to see these classics are being re-issued!

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