Pop Magick
A Simple Guide to Bending Your Reality

The author spends an awful lot of time discussing his own magical triumphs and the interesting life magic gives him. With that, too, we see a bit of lifestyle editorializing on the subject of things like drug use and pornography. He also talks a bit about celebrities through an occult lens. “ARIANA......more

I received this book, for free, in exchange for an honest review. While this book was more approachable than other Magickbooks (you can perhaps picture someone in your circle writing it) it didn't differ too much from other Magickbooks to stand too highly above the others. On the other hand, it was l......more

2.5/5 (leaning towards 3/5) Boy, do I have mixed feelings about this book. Most of the things I didn't like about it boil down to the fact that this book wasn't written for me. I can see this being a great intro to magick for younger beginners who have just started their journey. For older folks like......more

Once upon a time there was a much rumoured and long-awaited book called Pop Magic! by Grant Morrison — an expanded version of his essay in Disinformation's 'Book of Lies' which any chaos magician worth their salt should check out. Sadly this is not that book. Pop Magic! the book never happened. I go......more

Pop magick is a fast paced read through one person’s approach to magical workings. I enjoyed the forgoing of typical Wiccan and pagan focuses that tend to show up in writing on this topic. As a result of trimming out the ritual and tool obsession that many other writers have Kazemi is able to presen......more