Thundersqueak: Or the Confession of a Right Wing Anarchist

Liz Angerford

ISBN 10: 0904311074 / ISBN 13: 9780904311075

Published by Mouse That Spins, 1989

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Thundersqueak: Or the Confession of a Right Wing Anarchist
• Publisher: Mouse That Spins
• Publication Date: 1989
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0904311074
• ISBN 13: 9780904311075
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 2nd Edition
• Condition: Fine

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Synopsis

THUNDERSQUEAK or the confession of a right wing anarchist - being the suicide writings of Liz Angerford and Ambrose Lea ISBN: 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 WILL: 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