Amy Christensen’s Reviews > The Pillars of Tubal-Cain > Status Update

If you look at this book as fictional storytelling to allow your creative mind to form connections and patterns it can be useful in a magical landscape.

This book just reaffirms for me that I am no longer interested in patriarchal male writers. They just want to dominate and I’m over it. There are better ways of magic.

Why did Tubal Cain want me to read this book? It has nothing to do with him. It’s all about Christian gnosis and Lucifer.

I am getting some validation of some things about angels and particularly Lucifer I’ve gleaned from personal gnosis and meditation but truthfully, I’m not a fan of Nigel Jackson as a writer. He writes from a clear male gender centric basis which I find off putting