Our Lady of Darkness (1977)
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“The high point of Thibaut de Castries’s San Francisco adventure came when with much hushhush and weedings out and secret messages and some rare private occult pomps and ceremonies, I suppose, he organized the Hermetic Order—“ “Is that the Hermetic Order that Smith, or the journal, mentions?” Franz interrupted. He had been listening with a mixture of fascination, irritation, and wry amusement, with at least half his attention clearly elsewhere, but he had grown more attentive at mention of the G...rand Cipher.
“It is,” Byers nodded, “I’ll explain. In England at mat time there was the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, an occult society with members like the mystic poet Yeats, who talked with vegetables and bees and lakes, and Dion Fortune and George Russell—A.E.—and your beloved Arthur Machen—you know, Franz, I’ve always thought that in his The Great God Pan the sexually sinister femme fatale Helen Vaughan was based on the real-life Satanist Diana Vaughan, even though her memoirs—and perhaps she herself—were a hoax perpetrated by the French journalist, Gabriel Jogand…”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“The high point of Thibaut de Castries’s San Francisco adventure came when with much hushhush and weedings out and secret messages and some rare private occult pomps and ceremonies, I suppose, he organized the Hermetic Order—“ “Is that the Hermetic Order that Smith, or the journal, mentions?” Franz interrupted. He had been listening with a mixture of fascination, irritation, and wry amusement, with at least half his attention clearly elsewhere, but he had grown more attentive at mention of the G...rand Cipher.
“It is,” Byers nodded, “I’ll explain. In England at mat time there was the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, an occult society with members like the mystic poet Yeats, who talked with vegetables and bees and lakes, and Dion Fortune and George Russell—A.E.—and your beloved Arthur Machen—you know, Franz, I’ve always thought that in his The Great God Pan the sexually sinister femme fatale Helen Vaughan was based on the real-life Satanist Diana Vaughan, even though her memoirs—and perhaps she herself—were a hoax perpetrated by the French journalist, Gabriel Jogand…”
What to read after Our Lady of Darkness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leiber Fritz to read onlineMoreLess
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