Carl Abrahamsson is a writer, publisher, magico-anthropologist, and filmmaker. The author of Occulture, Reasonances, and Anton LaVey and the Church of Satan as well as the editor and publisher of the irregular anthology of occulture, The Fenris Wolf, he lives in Småland, Sweden.

“Source Magic heralds what legions of countercultural readers have known (and sometimes jealously guarded) for years: Carl Abrahamsson is not only among today’s leading occult writers and artists but is, in fact, one of this generation’s most vital public intellectuals. From The Prisoner to Ezra Pound, no single descriptor captures how Carl has pried apart the floorboards of postmodernity—and done so as few are able: with laser-like precision, joie de vivre, and the literary power of an exploding sun. Carl is our magical Moses hoisting a fiery serpent in the cultural wilderness. I will be returning to Source Magic for a lifetime.”

• Acknowledgments Foreword by Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold Preface: Come Join the Garden Party! 1 Occulture and Beyond 2 We’re on the Road to Somewhere 3 Panic Pilgrimage4 Into a Time and Space of Wordship 5 Temporarily Eternal: Some Thoughts on the Psychic Anarcho-Sartorialism of Genesis P-Orridge6 Tripping the Dark Light Fantastic: Some Notes on Derek Jarman and His Influence 7 Mondo Transcripto!8 The Prisoner Will Set You Free 9 “Our Life Could at Least Be Doubled” 10 Embracing Magical Realism 11 Literchoor, Kulchur, and a Damned Fine Friendship: On the Symbiosis of Ezra Pound and James Laughlin 12 Spare Me a Pound: An Initial Look at the Sui Genericism of Austin and Ezra 13 Some Thoughts on a Recent Paradigm Shift 14 The Magic of Individuation 15 Lux Per Nox: The Fenris Wolf as Libidinal Liberator 16 The Imaginary Is a Real Thing 17 Memento Mori Forever 18 The Quantum Quilt of Inspiration: An Interview with Carl Abrahamsson Notes Bibliography Books by Carl Abrahamsson Index

Carl Abrahamsson is a writer, publisher, magico-anthropologist, and filmmaker. The author of Occulture, Reasonances, and Anton LaVey and the Church of Satan as well as the editor and publisher of the irregular anthology of occulture, The Fenris Wolf, he lives in Småland, Sweden.

“Source Magic heralds what legions of countercultural readers have known (and sometimes jealously guarded) for years: Carl Abrahamsson is not only among today’s leading occult writers and artists but is, in fact, one of this generation’s most vital public intellectuals. From The Prisoner to Ezra Pound, no single descriptor captures how Carl has pried apart the floorboards of postmodernity—and done so as few are able: with laser-like precision, joie de vivre, and the literary power of an exploding sun. Carl is our magical Moses hoisting a fiery serpent in the cultural wilderness. I will be returning to Source Magic for a lifetime.”

• Acknowledgments Foreword by Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold Preface: Come Join the Garden Party! 1 Occulture and Beyond 2 We’re on the Road to Somewhere 3 Panic Pilgrimage4 Into a Time and Space of Wordship 5 Temporarily Eternal: Some Thoughts on the Psychic Anarcho-Sartorialism of Genesis P-Orridge6 Tripping the Dark Light Fantastic: Some Notes on Derek Jarman and His Influence 7 Mondo Transcripto!8 The Prisoner Will Set You Free 9 “Our Life Could at Least Be Doubled” 10 Embracing Magical Realism 11 Literchoor, Kulchur, and a Damned Fine Friendship: On the Symbiosis of Ezra Pound and James Laughlin 12 Spare Me a Pound: An Initial Look at the Sui Genericism of Austin and Ezra 13 Some Thoughts on a Recent Paradigm Shift 14 The Magic of Individuation 15 Lux Per Nox: The Fenris Wolf as Libidinal Liberator 16 The Imaginary Is a Real Thing 17 Memento Mori Forever 18 The Quantum Quilt of Inspiration: An Interview with Carl Abrahamsson Notes Bibliography Books by Carl Abrahamsson Index

Carl Abrahamsson is a writer, publisher, magico-anthropologist, and filmmaker. The author of Occulture, Reasonances, and Anton LaVey and the Church of Satan as well as the editor and publisher of the irregular anthology of occulture, The Fenris Wolf, he lives in Småland, Sweden.

“Source Magic heralds what legions of countercultural readers have known (and sometimes jealously guarded) for years: Carl Abrahamsson is not only among today’s leading occult writers and artists but is, in fact, one of this generation’s most vital public intellectuals. From The Prisoner to Ezra Pound, no single descriptor captures how Carl has pried apart the floorboards of postmodernity—and done so as few are able: with laser-like precision, joie de vivre, and the literary power of an exploding sun. Carl is our magical Moses hoisting a fiery serpent in the cultural wilderness. I will be returning to Source Magic for a lifetime.”

• Acknowledgments Foreword by Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold Preface: Come Join the Garden Party! 1 Occulture and Beyond 2 We’re on the Road to Somewhere 3 Panic Pilgrimage4 Into a Time and Space of Wordship 5 Temporarily Eternal: Some Thoughts on the Psychic Anarcho-Sartorialism of Genesis P-Orridge6 Tripping the Dark Light Fantastic: Some Notes on Derek Jarman and His Influence 7 Mondo Transcripto!8 The Prisoner Will Set You Free 9 “Our Life Could at Least Be Doubled” 10 Embracing Magical Realism 11 Literchoor, Kulchur, and a Damned Fine Friendship: On the Symbiosis of Ezra Pound and James Laughlin 12 Spare Me a Pound: An Initial Look at the Sui Genericism of Austin and Ezra 13 Some Thoughts on a Recent Paradigm Shift 14 The Magic of Individuation 15 Lux Per Nox: The Fenris Wolf as Libidinal Liberator 16 The Imaginary Is a Real Thing 17 Memento Mori Forever 18 The Quantum Quilt of Inspiration: An Interview with Carl Abrahamsson Notes Bibliography Books by Carl Abrahamsson Index