Links

In our opinion, the two best pages on the 'Net on the Necronomicon (aside from this one). We've taken care that the information on this page doesn't overlap theirs.

Colin Low's Necronomicon Anti-FAQ states that Aleister Crowley and Lovecraft's wife had an affair, and that he gave her knowledge of the Necronomicon. That document has circulated the Internet for years, but he has since written a rebuttal (check the first link). Then look around for information on Western mystery traditions.

John's essays on how the Simon book relates to Mesopotamian magick.

Spanish language site. This seems to be a quiz on whether or not the Necronomicon exists. Some of the results surprised me...

For your daily dose of paranoia. If our Italian (aided by Babelfish) is correct, this person thinks that the government is monitoring his Necronomicon site. Now, if there was anything there that was accurate or worth reading...

Of more general interest

More stuff on the Cthulhu Mythos than you can shake a stick at - author info, listings of on-line stories, an excellent on-line fanzine (Nightscapes)...

Publisher which puts out the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game and a number of books of Mythos fiction. Also recommended are the RPGs Nephilim and Elric, and the collectible card game Mythos.

Phil Hine
http://www.phhine.ndirect.co.uk

Two figures on opposite sides of the magical community, with respect to their views, but both great guys who have no trouble expressing themselves. And it's not our fault they've said nice things about us...

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