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Name
  
Phil Hine


Role
  
Writer

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Books
  
Condensed Chaos: An Introducti, The Pseudonomicon, Prime Chaos: Adventur, Pseudonomicon

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Philip M. Hine, more commonly known as Phil Hine, is a British writer, book reviewer, and occultist. He became known internationally through his written works Pseudonomicon, Condensed Chaos, and Prime Chaos, as well as several essays on the topics of chaos magic and Cthulhu Mythos magic.

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Early life

Growing up in Blackpool, Hine became involved with chaos magic theory in West Yorkshire in the 1980s. This was after he "picked up the fabled white edition of Liber Null by Peter J. Carroll at Sorcerer's Apprentice" bookshop

Career

He was a founder and co-editor of Pagan News in partnership with Rodney Orpheus.

He finds that the definition of "black magic" has been convoluted by people who define practices that they disapprove of as "black magic".

Personal life

As of 1997 he resides in South London.

Hine is bisexual.

Books

  • Prime Chaos, 1993. ISBN 1-56184-137-4
  • Condensed Chaos, 1995. ISBN 1-56184-117-X
  • The Pseudonomicon 1996. ISBN 1-56184-195-1

    • Contributions to anthologies

  • Are You Illuminated? in The Book of Lies – the Disinformation Guide to Magick & the Occult 2003
  • Foreword, to Chaotopia!: Magick & Ecstasy in the PandaemonAeon, Dave Lee, Attractor 1997
  • "Cthulhu Madness" in The Starry Wisdom, Mitchell (ed), 2nd Edition, Creation Press 1996
  • Riding the Serpent, in Secrets of Western Tantra, New Falcon Publications, 1996
  • "Sexual Magick: A Chaos Perspective", in Sex, Magick, Tantra & Tarot, New Falcon Publications, 1996
  • "Responses to Chaos Culture", in Rebels & Devils, Hyatt (ed), New Falcon Publications 1996
  • Foreword, to Chaos Ritual, Steve Wilson, Neptune Press 1994
  • "Bitter Venoms", in A Taste of Things to Come, Revelations 23 Press, 1991
  • "The Physics of Evocation", in The Nox Anthology, Sennitt & Hewitson-May (eds), New World Publishing, 1990
  • "Dark Entries", in Starry Wisdom, Pagan News Publications, 1990

    • Out of print

  • Walking Between The Worlds: Techniques of Modern Shamanism Vol.1 (1989)
  • Two Worlds & In between: Techniques of Modern Shamanism Vol. II (1989)
  • Touched By Fire: Techniques of Modern Shamanism Vol. III (1990)
  • Starry Wisdom (Collected essays from the Esoteric Order of Dagon, 1990)
  • Chaos Servitors: A User Guide (1991)
  • Condensed Chaos (original booklet, 1992) [1]

    • References

    Phil Hine Wikipedia
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