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Wolverine: The War God’s Poster Boy

June 5, 2009 by Nick Civitello  
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War is hell – neither pretty nor kind, and it is bringing lamentation and suffering to so many in the world right now. People have hated war ever since there was war to be hated. It shouldn’t be terribly surprising then, that Mars – the Roman God of War – was not well liked around [...]

The Rapier’s Edge – Follow-Up Interview with Donald Tyson

June 2, 2009 by Sheta Kaey  
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Nearly a year ago, I interviewed Donald Tyson regarding his then new book, Grimoire of the Necronomicon. Since then, my review partner, Lon Sarver, and I have been working with Tyson’s system and we’ll present our findings in this the next issue. Mr. Tyson was kind enough to agree to a follow-up interview; you’ll find [...]

Beyond the Veil: Lilith and Eve

April 14, 2009 by J. Michael Glosson  
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As told by one Misha McFatter: In the beginning Sophia created Lilith and Eve in her image, and set them in an Edenic world of bliss where, in the passion of their love play, new ways of being were brought into existence, incarnating as various animals, plants, rocks, storms, rivers, stars, moods, ideas, flavors, and [...]

Beyond the Veil: Red Engine

April 14, 2009 by Bret Tallman  
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Folks passing through on the naked rock under the high sun would joke that Stonehenge had somehow gotten moved to Arizona. But if they walked closer to the double circle of what they thought were stones, they would see that each marker was actually compacted metal, the crushed carcasses of motorcycles and cars. [...]

Beyond the Veil: Melissa

December 31, 2008 by C. A. Broz  
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1 It was not the worst hangover Melissa had ever had, but it was bad enough. She was grateful her parents were out as she stumbled and retched her way through the morning. By the time they came home shortly before noon, she was recovered enough to pretend she hadn’t avoided alcohol poisoning by [...]

Beyond the Veil: Road Kill From the Ends of Time

December 30, 2008 by J. Michael Glosson  
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It is physically impossible to travel through time, until such time as a time machine is created. From that point, theoretically, someone from the future of that time machine could travel back as far as the creation of that time machine, wherever it is anchored in the past. The dinosaurs were the first to figure this [...]

The Rapier’s Edge – An Interview with Donald Tyson

August 1, 2008 by Sheta Kaey  
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In 2004, Llewellyn published Donald Tyson’s novel, Necronomicon, based on the stories of H.P. Lovecraft. While former Necronomicons were written as grimoires, Tyson took a novel (ahem) approach to the text, having fun with it and viewing it, as he told me at the time, as “entertainment.” He followed the following year with Alhazred, a [...]