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Liber Malorum: Children of the Apple (Paperback)

by Sean Scullion (Author), Orryelle Defenestrate-Bascule (Collaborator), Ramsey Dukes (Collaborator), Jaq D. Hawkins (Collaborator), Nathaniel Harris (Collaborator), Anton Channing (Collaborator), Stella Damiana (Collaborator), David Blank (Collaborator)
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  • Paperback: 523 pages
  • Publisher: PagAnarchy Press; Paperback Storm edition (1 Dec 2007)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 095579840X
  • ISBN-13: 978-0955798405
  • Product Dimensions: 21 x 14.6 x 3.4 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 310,111 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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When Bernadette breaks into her ex-boyfriend's house to steal his laptop, little does she realise the enormity of what she has let herself in for. Join Bernadette as she is unwittingly drawn into a bizarre yet uplifting circus of sex, drugs, music, witchcraft, anarchy and apples. LIBER MALORUM is an extraordinary serpent of a journey that weaves into the kaotic underbelly of civilisation. It spins through the myths and legends of an eclectic mix of 23 authors into a dangerous anti-authoritarian tapestry of spell-binding proportions. This is a call-out for the tearing down of fences, beliefs and boundaries. It is an intriguing seed of disobedience planted into the fertile soil of the strangest world: our own. LIBER MALORUM presents original stories from Ramsey Dukes, Frater Kaotec, Nathaniel Harris, Douglas Ezzy, Indigo Niebla, Profth, Orryelle Defenestrate-Bascule, J. Elizabeth Lawrence, Ceri Buck, Henry Lauer, David Blank, PenDragon, Lilith, Jet Moon, Sulien Leybourn, Gavin Andrew, Frater Carfax, Anton Channing, Caroline Foldes, Stella Damiana, DJ Lawrence and Jaq D. Hawkins. With cameos from Robert Anton Wilson, Pete Carroll, Hakim Bey, Dr. Timothy Leary, William J. Murray, Donald Tyson, Delaney Crawley and of course William Blake.


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Scullion has chosen 23 contemporary magicians, witches and fools and arranged a mammoth book - all with the themes of magic and disobedience. The apple is a crazy fruit that appears in many different mythologies from across the globe and the contributed stories reflect this is a magnificent way.
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Just Brilliant!, 29 Jun 2008
By Katherine Lambert (Brighton, UK) - See all my reviews
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This book is just brilliant. The stories of 23 magical authors have been woven together by Sean Scullion to create multi-faceted viewpoints of anti-authoritarianism, different myths surrounding the apple and, as the description on the back says, the kaotic underbelly of our civilisation.

There are stories and poems about orchards, norse gods, wild dancing at midnight in the woods, chaos magic, conspiracies, Greek goddesses, elves and sacred groves, the tree of life, queer rebellion in police cells, benandanti, tricksters and freaks, festivals, the Isle of Apples, pirates (aaaarrrrr), faerie hugging, revenge and revelation, WWII prison escapes, Avalon, cyber worlds, sex magic and of course apples apples apples!

Readers are introduced to fool sorcery, and the book explores the spaces where magic and disobedience spring from; the mythical edges where belief systems coalesce and dissolve and transformation takes place.

One of few books to dare to bring together politics and spirituality, Liber Malorum brings together different levels and atmospheres of writing. From the quirky to the pragmatic, from the mystical to the everyday, the writing is marked by its incredible range and breadth. This makes the book inclusive and intelligent.

This will prove to be an important piece of work, a butterfly wingbeat at the heart of the logos.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A work of genius!, 29 Jun 2008
By D. A. Channing - See all my reviews
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What a concept, multiple authors with one connecting strand to tie a plethora of stories into a single work. I haven't seen a similar format since Ray Bradbury's The Illustrated Man.

The amazing thing is that the stories are good, both from recognised authors (Ramsey Dukes among them!) and from new names. Sean Scullion has done a brilliant job of weaving the stories together within his own story, no small task to say the least!

This is destined to be an occult classic, along the same lines as the Robert Anton Wilson books that are quoted with permission within Liber Malorum. The play on words in the title should make it obvious to all who understand the significance of the golden apple that this is a unique and clever piece of work that will expand the mind beyond what one might expect of ordinary fiction.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A real eyeopener, 4 Mar 2009
By Ms. E. Charley (Dublin) - See all my reviews
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I met Sean at a time in my life when I had only just begun my search. He was kind enough to let me borrow his book. I fell in love with it. The way the stories all interweaved and the fact there was so much attention to detail (lots of which I'm aware I missed)

To be really cliche it was a magickal experience. I dont mean to sound too sycophantic but I really enjoyed it and it opened my eyes to a whole world that I'd been afraid of.

The characters are deep and rich and it is full of highly developed plots that take you to lots of worlds and back again...

Thanks Sean for writing it, collating it and also lending it to me heaven knows what you've kickstarted ;)
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