Thundersqueak: The Confessions of a Right Wing Anarchist

Angerford, Liz, Lea, Ambrose

ISBN 10: 0904311228 / ISBN 13: 9780904311228

Published by Mouse That Spins, 2003

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Thundersqueak: The Confessions of a Right Wing Anarchist
• Publisher: Mouse That Spins
• Publication Date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0904311228
• ISBN 13: 9780904311228
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Like New
• Book Type: book

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Synopsis

Thundersqueak is a rant, a polemic, a revolutionary manifesto and, in simple terms, a book of instructions for freeing the soul and living a better, or more interesting, life. In places it is a dialogue between two contrasting aspects of the author's personality. Written in three weeks in 1978, six months after the author completed the Abramelin Operation, it leads the reader through the dark night of the soul to the paradoxical dawn of hope. Many people claim that this book  changed their lives. It has also been described as "a good book to reader when you are young and feeling angry"

About the Author

Angerford and Lea are two contrasting aspects of the author's personality. Lionel Snell, known since 1976 for his radical and influential books about occult philosophy and rationalism, chaos magic, the virtual universe, and magical thinking. Described by Alan Moore, author of Jerusalem, V for Vendetta etc, as "...the most lucid, coherent and insightful intellect to emerge from British occultism for some several decades". Educated at Clifton College, Bristol, where his interest in alchemy and science history was fired by access to the EJ Holmyard collection, and at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where he studied the extensive works of Aleister Crowley an he took a Diploma in Education and taught at Eton College and later at The New Waldorf School, Kings Langley. Subsequent work includes aircraft stressman, technical author and freelance ghost writer for the ICT sector. Other associations include membership of the London Magic Circle, the Caliphate OTO, the IoT and other occult groups and in 1977 he performed the Abramelin retirement. As Ramsey Dukes, he has a popular YouTube channel featuring short discussions on magic and related topics