Chaos Covens and Chaos Witchcraft in Practice

This book is intended as an incredibly practical guide to the emerging path of Chaos Witchcraft, adding some explicit detail to an area that is still being defined. I have within it a model (which we all already know is not the territory) of what I strive towards becoming as a Chaos Witch. It reads as a set of attitudes, or of goals of becoming, with an incredible amount of detail courtesy of my busy busy brain, as to how you can achieve this, and not necessarily through Witchcraft practices, but through your approach and the way you think about choosing which Witchcraft practices you will do. It’s particularly focused on doing this with others within a Chaos Coven, not as a solitary, and while working alone is not discouraged and definitely not impossible here, the general tone of this book in particular is pro-other people. In short, I aim to give people what they say they want: a flat hierarchy and full eclecticism and at the same time some structure and scaffolding to get them started. This seems impossible and the opposite to each other, however, I believe I have achieved it by constructing the model of Chaos Witchcraft and the subsequent practical guides to establishing a Chaos Coven. To me, this isn't learning a magickal system - this is full magickal literacy.