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Sunday, 8 March 2009

The Incomplete and Utter History of Pagan Opera Part Three: Arias in Avalon

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The first Glastonbury Festival was a bit of shock for the sleepy Somerset market town. Suddenly the conservative townsfolk were confronted w...
Saturday, 7 March 2009

The Incomplete and Utter History of Pagan Opera Part Two: Wagner

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Don’t mention the war. By 1837, Bellini had put northern European Paganism on the stage and given the opera world a Moon Goddess and a sa...
Sunday, 1 March 2009

The Incomplete and Utter History of Pagan Opera: Part One

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What type of music is most typically pagan? Not something you get asked every day, but I would guess that, Inkubbus Sukkubus fans aside, ...
Sunday, 11 January 2009

George Bush and the Invasion of Britain

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A leader with no military experience launches a foreign war based on dodgy (or fabricated) intelligence. His technologically advanced army...
Wednesday, 7 January 2009

The Pixie of Wild Garlic

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I’d like to tell you of the only encounter with The Gentry, or elves if you prefer, that I’ve been involved with personally. It not much of ...
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Wednesday, 17 December 2008

Pagan, Peer and Priest in GM Crops Raid!

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My good self (left) and Jo Melzack are taken into custody It is 5:05AM on 26th July 1999, a bright clear morning and at Walnut Tree Farm...
Sunday, 9 November 2008

The Real Secret Rulers of the World

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(This was written for Pentacle magazine in February 2008. I put it here to show that I did see the credit crunch coming. Sort of.) It may h...
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