'I loved the story! Crowley's Diary of a Drug Fiend or John St. John for the modern day, with sympathetic and recognizable present-day archetypes and characters. The parallels with the protagonist's life and that of Jack Parsons intrigued me, and compelled me to read more. It worked like magic, quite literally. Paced like a well-planned ritual, and equally effective.'  books by saint natas... autohagiographical works: Confessions of a Black Magician (available from Original Falcon Press)
The Lords of Secret Things (coming soon) |
"Confessions" is an excellent read, written with a sense of
urgency that carries the story along. Indeed, fast paced doesn’t even
begin to cover it. I devoured it in a matter of hours. If sex, drugs and
an ambiguous redemption sound like your cup of tea, this is definitely a
book worth checking out. ---Psyche, Spiral Nature
Finally got around to reading "Confessions of a Black Magician" by Nathan Neuharth. It's been hard to put down... -- Agent 418 (Nikolai Nothos)
A wonderful fantasy like writing, apparently mixing facts with fiction
leading you to dazzling dreams changing hope into horror, at the move of a
wand!
-- Janice O’Brian, former student of Literature at the University of Oxford |
