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<br class="" /><strong>Edited by Phil Hine &amp; Rodney Orpheus</strong></h2>
<strong>£25 / £45</strong>

<em>Available as an unlimited paperback with flaps &amp;</em> <em>a special hardback edition of 300, featuring a bookplate signed by the editors. </em>

ISBN: 9781907222931
656 pp. | 165 x 221mm
Containing 50+ original archive images and new illustrations by Krent Able

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<em>Delinquent Elementals: A Pagan News Anthology</em> collects some of the
finest articles, news reports, interviews, and humour that appeared
in this singular publication, providing a fascinating glimpse into the
British occult and Pagan countercultures of the 1980s and early ’90s.

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This collection, newly annotated by the editors, contains a plethora of essays, commentary, and a wide selection of evolving knowledge and insight into occult practices, while the list of contributors is a veritable directory of new wave British occultism. <i>Delinquent<span class="Apple-converted-space">  </span>Elementals</i> reveals how magical practitioners interacted with the wider culture, political activism, and the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights and recognition. The zine’s 36 issues also charted the arrival, and devastating impact, of the Satanic Ritual Abuse Panic as it landed on UK shores and began a systematic assault on its occult communities.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>

Wonderfully unpretentious, absurdly funny and deeply insightful, this is
the definitive guide to the radical publication that reflected and reshaped
late-twentieth century British occultism.

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<strong>Phil Hine</strong> is a British occult author and researcher. He has gained international recognition through his books <em>Condensed Chaos</em>, <em>Prime Chaos</em> and <em>The Pseudonomicon</em>. His most recent work is <em>Queerying Occultures</em> (Original Falcon Press, 2023).

<strong>Rodney Orpheus</strong> is a Northern Irish musician, record producer, writer, and technologist. He is known for his work with the musical group The Cassandra Complex and for his books <em>Abrahadabra: Understanding Aleister Crowley’s Thelemic Magick</em> and <em>Grimoire of Aleister Crowley</em>.

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