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Condensed Chaos: An Introduction to Chaos Magic Phil Hine
Publisher: The Original Falcon Press

I'm setting off for a family Vietnam and Cambodia trip today, lasting for a couple of weeks, so blogging will be lighter than usual for a while. As for the two best-known authors in Chaos magic, I'd start with “Liber Null and Psychonaut” by Peter J. Jan 15, 2014 - Chaos Patch (#8). Mar 4, 2014 - My first exposure to Peter J. Carroll, and “Condensed Chaos” by Phil Hine. Carroll was back in the mid to late 90′s when a roommate of mine was obsessed with Liber Null & Psychonaut: An Introduction to Chaos Magic. Grip_of_Chaos If you delight in creating long-term plans and then carrying them out Well, this format's not for you. Slow-mo change happens, the introduction of new genus – the branching out of one 'species' to become form a new one – is itself revolutionary ie occurring over a relatively condensed time period from mutations within outliers of the original genus. The off-the-shelf answer to that, of course, is a Chaos Patch. Mar 15, 2014 - My first exposure to Peter J. The rules of this format are pretty simple: Get a stack of various enchantments, instants, and sorceries that you think would make the game more interesting if they happened . I'd say more, but Stephen Menendian wrote about it here, and since that's about the best introduction to a format that I've ever read, there's not much more I can add. Jan 6, 2007 - does any one have any good sites or anythink to help me get started at chaos magick ? I would recommend picking up is “The Four Powers” by Nicholas Graham; it's an introduction to the practice of magic in general, and it covers a lot of different models and paradigms of magic, but most of the exercises are based in Chaos magic.