A Night with Zachary Cox: A Life of Poetry, Philosophy and Magic January 20, 2010

To love the magic of language, to embrace the art of the word, to find in poetry a doorway into other worlds: this is the world of Zachary Cox. Cox started in occultism during the second world war as a teenager, and edited of the much-loved journal Aquarian Arrow, a staple of the occult world through the 1970s and 1980s. Involved in magic since his teens, this inspiring octegenarian a passionate lover of magic, philosophy, ritual and poetic language. He is at Treadwell's in a rare public appearance, in a third rare evening of talk, recitation and reminiscence. Previous talks in the series are available on download on the Treadwell’s website.
£7.00

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