Thundersqueak: The Confessions of a Right Wing Anarchist by Liz Angerford

by Liz Angerford

THUNDERSQUEAK or the confession of a right wing anarchist - being the suicide writings of Liz Angerford and Ambrose Lea 0-904311-17-1 "This is a book to turn you on to so many things; it's hard to know where to start.... I suppose at a pinch this could be called a self-help book- as there are instructions inside that you can follow, and by doing so make your life better (or at least more interesting)- and perhaps happier- even if "the only true happiness is to live dangerously in times of peace, and to be at peace in times of crisis" . but New- Age fluffy it is NOT! This is 'self-help by self psychic-surgery': It tears your self to bits and chucks out the crap." Kate Hoolu on www.occultebooks.com "As well as being a particularly fine introduction to the practical side of the occult, Thundersqueak could almost be regarded as one of the ur-texts of Kaos, if not the one that set the kaos-sphere rolling." - Head Magazine, issue 5 "Thundersqueak is definitely on my list of Top Ten Most Influential Books That I Have Read" Rodney Orpheus "A WITCH IS A REBEL IN PHYSICS AND A REBEL IS A WITCH IN POLITICS" Thomas Vaughan, Anthoposophia Theomagica, 1650 "A KING MY CHOOSE HIS GARMENT AS HE THERE IS NO CERTAIN TEST" Aleister Crowley, The Book of the Law, 1904 "BRUTALLY SHALL I TEACH THE GOSPEL OF SOUL SUICIDE" Austin Spare, The Anathema of Zos, 1924

Genres: Magick, Philosophy

Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Jason · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like Ramsey Dukes - or is it Angerford, or Lea, or Johnstone, or even Snell, or...
Anyhow, I get a kick out of how you can never really tell when he’s transitioned from being serious to totally fucking with you; or for that matter if he’s ever actually not just fucking with you. Also, it’s refreshing to see apathy touted as a virtue in a book of political philosophy (or whatever the hell this book is about) - or maybe I’m just gullible enough to want to believe he wasn’t being tongue in cheek about that too. Oh well. In any event it’s an enjoyable read, that’s for sure.