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Francis Breakspear
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The Rollright Stones
This is one of those awkward things to write; to talk about a place of peace and beauty and encourage people to visit it- which place may then not be so beautiful nor peaceful if loads of people then go there to see how beautiful and peaceful it is, and in the process trample the area flat. Difficult- OK, a risk; but here goes.
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Is it Hailing or Not (Are We Satanists?)
This slight annoyance of being regularly asked by ‘fluffy pagans’ if we are Satanists probably goes with the territory of being chaos magicians - at the very least we are supposed to eat a baby a week, it seems.
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Interview with David Waldron on the Black Dog of Bungay
Written by hidden publishingLocal paper interview one of the authors of 'Shock! The Black Dog of Bungay' Excerpt from the newspaper: Book sheds light on legend 19 March 2010 THE story of the Black Dog of Bungay is the town's best known and enduring legend, which has carried its name far and wide,…Read more... -
Bungay Book launch part three
Written by David WaldronShock! The Black Dog of Bungay Book launch part threeRead more... -
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Written by Dave EvansSo how old is Witchcraft really? The role of Margaret Murray in stirring the muddy waters of Witchcraft history This essay, again adapted-edited here from Master's degree studies (hence the writing style) will attempt to outline the debatable place and role of Margaret Murray in our understanding of the continuing…Read more... -
Is it Hailing or Not (Are We Satanists?)
Written by Francis BreakspearIs it Hailing or Not (Are We Satanists?) This slight annoyance of being regularly asked by ‘fluffy pagans’ if we are Satanists probably goes with the territory of being chaos magicians - at the very least we are supposed to eat a baby a week, it seems.Read more... -
Thylacines, the landscape and shared guilt.
Written by David Waldron"let us therefore advise our friends to gather the specimens in time, or it may come to pass when the last Thylacine dies that scientific men across Bass straight will contest as fiercely for its body as they did for the last Tasmanian Aboriginal man not long ago".Read more...