(openPR) - Sept 20th, 2007 - A British cult author has started a free ezine to teach people how to get what they desire in life using chaos magick - a maverick form of occultism that mixes ancient shamanism with modern science and technology.
The ezine promises to reveal the "salacious secrets of sex magick", "gaining filthy lucre by sorcery", and even how to use iPods for casting spells.
Jimmy Lee Shreeve, who is the author of controversial books on Voodoo and macabre true crime, says: "This is hardcore cosmic ordering with a black sorcery twist - it beats namby pamby new age methods hands down. You're 100 percent more likely to get all the sex and wealth you want."
Shreeve also claims it is possible to become a celebrity using chaos magick, which many say is a particularly dark and Machiavellian form of sorcery.
Under his Voodoo pen name "Doktor Snake" Shreeve alleges to have helped a number of rock stars sell their souls to Satan in exchange for fame and fortune.
"Wannabe rock stars approach me regularly to take them to the crossroads to make a Faustian pact with the Devil - it's a sure fire route to the big time," Shreeve claims.
What's more, all new subscribers get a free magick book which, according to Shreeve, will transform their lives for the better.
"It's an ebook reprint of a mysterious book from 1900, which once read, will change your life forever..."
Jimmy Lee Shreeve is the author of Blood Rites (Arrow 2006), a true crime investigation into current cases of human sacrifice, and of Doktor Snake's Voodoo Spellbook (St Martins Press 2004), a personal odyssey into the world of Voodoo.
Jimmy Lee Shreeve is a cult author and journalist. His latest book "Blood Rites" (Arrow 2006) is a true crime investigation into current cases of human sacrifice. While his "Doktor Snake's Voodoo Spellbook" (St Martins Press 2004) is a personal odyssey into the world of Voodoo.
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