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1 Aug 2024

Pagan Magazine: Remembered and Reimagined

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A mock-up cover illustrating how Pagan Magazine might look  in 2024 based on a recent post on Torpedo the Ark   Last year marked the 40th a...
25 Sept 2023

A Brief Note on the Queer Gothic, etc.

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Margarita Dadykina : Cathy's Ghost (2019)  Sculpted figure (58 x 20 cm) I.    Sometimes, a literary genre and a theoretical framework c...
17 Sept 2023

On the Whip and the Wand: A Response to Joanne Pearson

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Artwork by Stephen Alexander for the Treadwell's Paper  'The Whip and the Wand' in the Sex/Magic series (2005)     According to...
13 Sept 2023

Nostalgie für das Ding

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Dorothee Richter and Kim Novak as Gillian Holroyd in Bell, Book and Candle (dir. Richard Quine, 1958)     According to Dorothee Richter, wh...
9 Sept 2023

In Defence of Isis Veiled: What a Practice of Occultism Might Mean in an Age of Transparency

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Cover art for the Treadwell's Paper  Occultism in the Age of Transparency (2023) by Stephen Alexander (shadowy version)     This post i...
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29 Dec 2022

Scattered Pictures of the Smiles We Left Behind: In Memory of Four Treadwellians

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Thomas, Meni, Mark & Bianca Treadwells, 34, Tavistock Street, London, WC2 [1] (c. 2006)     I.    I rarely think back to what might be t...
21 Aug 2019

Gymnosophy 3: Ye Shall be Naked in Your Rites (Redux)

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The original poster for the fifth paper in the  Treadwell's Sex/Magic series (2005) I. Opening Remarks For this third en...
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14 Aug 2019

Witches' Brew 2: We're in Love With Janie Jones, Whoa ...

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Janie Jones displaying her hex appeal Marion Mitchell - better known by her professional name, Janie Jones - began her showbiz ...
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Witches' Brew 1: Skyclad with Pamela Green

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Pamela Green in Witches' Brew (1960) There's a kinky connection between Wicca and naturism, in that participants of both t...
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21 Sept 2016

On Orgasm and the Will to Merger (Another Thanatological Fragment)

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Man can find his individual isolation or discontinuity hard to bear. Thus he often seeks primal unity, or a return to universal one...