For a well-rounded introduction to Chaos Magick, I always point
newcomers to Phil Hine's Condensed Chaos and Prime Chaos. Other
classics of the field like Peter Carroll's Liber Null and Psychonaut
and Ray Shrewin's The Book of Results are good, but Hine does the best
introduction, I think, of the "classics". For the fast introduction
to a more current take on CM, there's Grant Morrison's PopMagic!
essay. (http://www.scribd.com/doc/24506/Pop-Magic-by-Grant-Morrison)
If that's more their speed, they should look into books by pop
magician Taylor Ellwood.
-Kevin
> Secondly, a friend of mine is interested in learning more about chaos
> magic(k) and I thought this would be a good place to ask for resources.
> Books, journals/articles or websites would be most useful I think.
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