When Peter Carroll brought chaos magick to the forefront with such works as Liber Null, Psychonaut, and Liber Kaos he touched on some fascinating subject matter in the occult, but left the experimentation up to the reader, much to the dismay of armchair theorists worldwide. But where Carroll leaves off, it seems that the works of Taylor Ellwood pick up to take readers along an occult journey of experimentation and discovery.

Space/Time Magic is probably the most original and refreshing book on practical occultism to be published in quite some time. Taylor Ellwood takes a subject matter of high demand, but little textbook time, and delivers exactly the experimental occultism that one would expect from the author of Pop Culture Magick.

Space/Time Magic covers the occult topics that many speculate about, few experiment with, and even fewer write about. Ever wanted to read some examples of retroactive magick and how to put it to good use? Until Space/Time Magic your options were extremely limited... if not non-existent.

In addition to its more experimental edge, Taylor Ellwood's writing skills have grown as well. In Pop Culture Magick, readers could see some growing pains in the text. With Space/Time Magic, most of these growing pains are gone, and in their place is a text that flows more freely through the cerebral cortex.

It seems to be Taylor Ellwood's mission to spearhead the documentation and publication of experimental occultism. With Space/Time Magic, this mission moves along ever further. I can only imagine what Inner Alchemy and Magic on the Edge bring.

Whilst I've been underwhelmed by some of Taylor's other work, this book is tour de force. Worth it for the elements on art alone. Fantastic