Amazon angst

[tj_rowe]

I really, really, really want to own a copy of The Satanic Witch by Anton LaVey, but I don't trust the internets with my ctredit card number, and my hopes of finding one in meatspace are... dwindling. It's not that I've looked all over and failed: it's that my method of searching is 'search the shelves'. Searching the same shop at a different time yeilds different results when looking for other books, so... My search is more-or-less 'where do I start'.

...Actually... *searches for it on Blackwells website, finds it in the online catalogue* So theoretically I could order it in. Hm...

I've stuck it on my amazon.co.uk wishlist, in any case. ^^;;

Comments

[favouredenemy.livejournal.com]

From the reviews of it, I remain sceptical about the magical aspect of it. The 'magic of man catching' involves wearing fish net stockings and high heels, and not being ugly.

The wikipedia article gives a run down of the various chapters, and for the more sceptical out there, it appears to just be a run down on how to seduce the kind of men who are interested in naughty witches.

*unimpressed*

[favouredenemy.livejournal.com]

http://www.satanic-kindred.org/witch.htm

Has some excerpts. It includes such enlightening topics as 'What a Satanic Witch Should Wear'. Fish nets, high heels, garter belts, red nail varnish/lipstick...

*still unimpressed*

[tamerterra.livejournal.com]

It's supposed to be an example of practical Satanism, rather than just the theory that I've read so far. I'm treating it more as an example of that rather than magic.

[tamerterra.livejournal.com]

Also, you're going to dislike me. Alexandria had the diary, but Adel writes letters. XD