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Carl Abrahamsson (ed.)
The Fenris Wolf 6

The Fenris Wolf is a research journal focused on the human mind, developments in comparative magico-anthropology, and on the occultural implications and applications of these fields of study. Edited by Carl Abrahamsson. This volume, the sixth, contains material by Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Michael Horowitz, Frater Achad, Timothy O’Neill, Anton LaVey, Freya Aswynn, Nema, Philip Farber, Kendell Geers, Sasha Chaitow, Shri Gurudev Mahendranath a.k.a. Dadaji, Derek Seagrief, Robert Taylor, Marita, Aki Cederberg, Renata Wieczorek, Gary Dickinson, Vera Nikolich, Robert Morgan, Henrik Bogdan, Alexander Nym, Sara George, Anders Lundgren and Carl Abrahamsson, on topics as diverse as occult London, Tantric quests, rune magic and neurology, Cannabis, LSD, entheogenic influences on culture, the Mega Golem, Aleister Crowley in China, Bogomil Gnostics, decadent French author Josephin Péladan, the birth and death horoscopes of the Great Beast 666, Liber AL vel Legis, the psycho-sexual surrealism of Hans Bellmer, healing, death, the extraterrestrial origins of language, Ernst Jünger’s psychedelic approaches, recent Satanic cinema, the occult potential of contemporary physics, “Babalon” as a magical formula, the mystical art of Sulamith Wülfing and a never before published poem, The Litany of Ra, by Charles Stansfeld Jones a.k.a. Frater Achad. And more… Cover art by Fredrik Söderberg Carl Abrahamsson – Editor's Introduction Frater Achad – A Litany of Ra Kendell Geers – Tripping over Darwin's Hangover Vera Nikolich – Eastern Connections Carl Abrahamsson – Babalon Freya Aswynn – On the Influence of Odin Marita – Runic Magic through the Odinic Dialectic Aki Cederberg – Afterword: The River of Story Shri Gurudev Mahendranath – The Londinium Temple Strain Gary Dickinson – An Orient Pearl Derek Seagrief – Aleister Crowley's Birth & Death Horoscopes Tim O'Neill – Shades of Void Nema – Magickal Healing Nema – A Greater Feast Philip Farber – Sacred Smoke Robert Taylor – Death & the Psychedelic Experience Michael Horowitz – LSD: the Antidote to Everything Alexander Nym – Transcendence as an Operative Category... Carl Abrahamsson – Approaching the Approaching Renata Wieczorek – The Secret Book of the Tatra Mountains Sasha Chaitow – Legends of the Fall Retold Sara George & Carl Abrahamsson – Sulamith Wülfing Robert C Morgan – Hans Bellmer Genesis Breyer P-Orridge – Tagged for Life Carl Abrahamsson – Go Forth and Let Your Brain-halves Procreate Anders Lundgren – Satanic Cinema is Alive and Well Anton LaVey – Appendices Originally published 2013. Standard Edition: 294 pages, 6 x 9", paperback. Trapart Books 2021. Limited Edition: 336 pages, 148 x 210 mm, hard-bound with dust-jacket. Limited to 100 hand-numbered copies. Edda Publishing 2013.

Sinclair & Street/Damages
Future Moon

This album joins the creative talents of American poet Vanessa Sinclair and American sound artist Jillian Street (in cooperation with well-renowned experimental outfit Damages). Recorded during 2020 in Sweden and the US, this album shows the unique and magical power of musical merging. Street’s & Damages’ remarkable sound structures jump, skip, soothe and disturb, while forcefully embracing Sinclair’s intimate and psychic cut-up poetry. This album grabs you by body & soul and won’t let go until you’re thoroughly shaken to pierced pieces and sensual shards. When you come out of it, you will want to jump head first right back in – into the sizzling hot pool of these creative artists’ power-packing punch pieces. On the surface it may be a nice and floating sensation… But what happens when you take a real dive and keep swimming under the surface…? Crank up the volume and find out! Highbrow Lowlife HILO-052, 2020. LIMITED EDITION: CD, information sheet, four photographs of the artists, and a unique cut-up collage by Vanessa Sinclair (signed by the artist). Strictly limited to 12 boxed copies. Also available as a digital release at: https://vanessasinclairjillianstreetdamages.bandcamp.com/album/future-moon

Edward Bulwer Lytton
Vril – The Power of the Coming Race

Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton’s cautionary tale of occult super-powers and advanced subterranean cultures have fascinated readers since 1871. Part early science-fiction, part educational tract, part occult romance, Vril keeps spellbinding readers thanks to its wide range of themes and emotions, as well as its thrilling sense of adventure. A curious man descends into a mountain through a mine and experiences far more than he bargained for. Deep inside the mountain lies a completely different world. Its inhabitants, the Vril-ya, are human-like but physically superior and philosophically more advanced. They live in harmony made possible by their wisdom but also by the powerful and potentially destructive magical energy they call “Vril.” The impressed yet terrified visitor is allowed to stay and learn more about their ancient and advanced culture, something very few visitors have – it seems that all the previous adventurers have been mercilessly disposed of by the Vril-ya... This edition includes an introductory essay by Swedish author Carl Abrahamsson. Trapart Books, 2020. 6x9" paperback, 122 pages.

Carl Abrahamsson
The Devil's Footprint

Vanessa Sinclair
Switching Mirrors

Carl Abrahamsson (ed.)
The Fenris Wolf 10

Sinclair & Abrahamsson
Switching Mirrors Box Set

Carl Abrahamsson
Jag är som flugan på väggen – En film om Lars Sundestrand

Sinclair & Lucas
Sound 23