The Fenris Wolf 5: This popular occultural classic is now available again. The Fenris Wolf is a research journal focussed on the human mind, developments in comparative magico-anthropology, and on the occultural implications and applications of these fields of study.This volume, the fifth, contains material by Jason Louv, Patrick Lundborg, Gary Lachman, Timothy O’Neill, Dianus del Bosco Sacro, David Griffin, Philip Farber, Aki Cederberg, Renata Wieczorek, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Ezra Pound, Gary Dickinson, Robert Podgurski, Stephen Ellis, Mel Lyman, Hiram Corso, Frater Nagasiva, Peter Grey, Vera Mladenovska Nikolich, Kevin Slaughter, Lionel Snell, Phanes Apollonius, Lana Krieg and Carl Abrahamsson, on topics as diverse as the psychedelic William Shakespeare, secret societies, Rosicrucians, Illuminati, neurological interpretations of magic, the esoteric gardens of Quinta da Regaleira in Portugal, Italian witchcraft, Pierre Molinier, Derek Jarman, the I Ching, Geomancy, the logic of...

My dear, dear friend Michael Matton just moved on to other realms of consciousness/existence. It is with deep sadness that I write this, but at least this means the end of a long and troublesome period of hardship and illness for him. We first met in 1986. We both worked at a printshop in Stockholm, and Matton was so incredibly helpful in my manic fanzine work at the time: feed-backing, printing, copying, driving boxes of paper back and forth. It developed into a friendship that took us through TOPYSCAN, The Fenris Wolf, Psychick Release, Cinematick and many other projects, too. Between 1994 and 1998, Matton and I ran Looking Glass Press (together with Jens Näsström), which took our occult publishing to a whole new level (including publishing Crowley and LaVey in Swedish, plus an assortment of books in English). We also branched out into part-ownership of American publishing company Spirit Vision/93 Publishing, temporarily owning the literary copyrights of Jack Parsons. Matton was...

I’ve added a podcast/lecture to the Fenris Wolf Newsletter / site: “Lux Per Nox – The Fenris Wolf As Libidinal Liberator”. Prime Occulture for everyone! Don’t forget to sign up so you don’t miss all the future fun. Thank You!

“VRIL,” Edward Bulwer Lytton’s sci-fi classic is now finally back in print via Trapart! 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...