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  • books Toil and Trouble: a brief history of women using the occult as a form of resistance Thom Dunn
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  • cthulhu How much did H.P. Lovecraft actually know about real-world occult literature and practices? Gareth Branwyn
  • AI A creepy occult grimoire that was co-authored by an AI Gareth Branwyn
  • tarot This new Hieronymus Bosch Tarot Card set is a garden of earthly delights Thom Dunn
  • synthesizers Listen to this wild vinyl recording of a rogue psych professor and some early Moog employees Thom Dunn
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  • Occult literature First look at Strange Angel, the CBS series based on the life of occultist, rocket pioneer, Jack Parsons Gareth Branwyn
  • documentary New documentary is a magic portal into a weird and wonderful library Ferdinando Buscema
  • occult The Enduring Legacy of Parapsychologist J.B. Rhine Mitch Horowitz
  • kickstarter The Blazing Worlds team talks tabletop roleplaying, art, and occulture Gareth Branwyn
  • ESP Is Precognition Real? Mitch Horowitz
  • art The story of Traceroute, about a Leitnerd's quest Thomas Kaestle
  • Aryans in Arcadia Robert Balkovich
  • books Sandman Slim: Killing Pretty Cory Doctorow
  • science fiction Describing the indescribable with Jeff Vandermeer Peter Mendelsund
  • Solitary Vices: Mikita Brottman on the Books in Her Life Mark Dery
  • cuisine The Rat King: On the Fascinations (and Revulsions) of Rattus Mark Dery
  • surrealism Nerval's Lobster: Is walking a crustacean any more ridiculous than a dog? Mark Dery

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