Crazy. Fun. Someone took the Principia Discordia and Aleister Crowley a wee bit too seriously. Wonderful resource for developing sigils, however. ( )

This book was amazing. I'm not quite sure how to go about writing a review for it, so I'll start by saying, that many magicians who turn to writing, have a very arrogant manner of introducing the subject matter. They stress secrecy, overcomplicate things for the reader, and the entire work serves as a way for them to feed their ego. Making it less about actually wanting to introduce the subject to new adepts. This is not the case with Carroll. His writing is straightforward and isn't bogged down with bs.
The wealth of information in these books is also very impressive, and I would recommend these books to anyone who was interested in a heartbeat. Excellent. ( )

Don't start here - come here after you've read a bit about chaos and indeed about magic(k) per se. This is a working book, not an explanatory one, although it can be read that way. Having said that, don't neglect it.

Time to re-read.