About the Writers
Psyche has been blogging since April 2001, beginning with a personal journal hosted on LiveJournal.com, where she wrote as plutopsyche (now defunct). She is the editor of Plutonica.net, and has worked on or for various websites since 1996.
She has been published in The Cauldron, Konton, newWitch, Blessed Be, Tarot World Magazine and her essay “Strategic Magick” appeared in Manifesting Prosperity: A Wealth Magic Anthology
The curator for the occult resource SpiralNature.com, Psyche also operates a tarot consultation business, Psyche Tarot.
Click here to view all posts by Psyche on Plutonica.net.
Kara Rae Garland (Soror Ceilede) is a quirky bibliophile who hails from just north mystical of Portland, OR. She currently works for the world famous Powell’s Books and has been studying the occult for sixteen years.
As a second gen chaos magician and rampant blogger, she has been published in Konton magazine and The Best of Konton, as well as online at the webzine formerly known as Key23 (now Key64.net), the Infictive Hyperwiki and has participated in the highly esteemed podcast Occulterati.
Click here to view all posts by Kara on Plutonica.net.
A British academic and magician, Dr Dave Evans is the co-founding editor of JSM: The Journal for the Academic Study of Magic.
Dave is also the author of The History of British Magic After Crowley
He writes extensively about magical matters, including at www.occultebooks.com and in numerous magazines worldwide.
Click here to view all posts by Dr Dave Evans on Plutonica.net.
Brendan Myers is the author of six books, including Mysteries of Druidry
(New Page, 2006), and The Other Side of Virtue
(O Books, July 2008).
He has a Ph.D. in philosophy from the National University of Ireland Galway, and he lives in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, where he is cleverly disguised as a responsible adult.
Find him on the web at wildideas.net/cathbad.
Click here to view all posts by Dr Brendan Myers on Plutonica.net.
Anton Channing (aka Count Anton) practices alchemy, chaos magic, Thelema and sorcery within everyday life and explores natural beauty (inner and outer) in all its forms and believes in the sovereignty of the individual over their own mind and body.
He expresses these interests and themes within his writing, his art and other projects, including his debut book Kaos Hieroglyphica: Alchemy for the New Aeon, and his running of the website kiamagic.com, home to the KIA Illuminated Adepts.
He writes his own blog on serpent.antonchanning.com.
Click here to view all posts by Anton Channing on Plutonica.net.
