Richard Carlile

"Carlile's Manual of Freemasonry certainly represented a unique view of English Masonic practice during the early nineteenth century. However, the popularity of his rituals kept them in print continuously for decades, helping English Freemasons with their ritual work well into the twentieth century. Some editions were even published having the pages sealed together so the rituals could not be read by the casual browser, keeping the higher degrees secret until the time was right. So, it could be said that Carlile's wish to educate Freemasons came true."

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Available for the First Time in Forty Years - the Rock Horror Cult ClassicFeatured in MOJO Magazine's "Paperback Rioters" article (MOJO #290, January 2018)"A hell of a ride... The closest parallel is probably David Bowie's Diamond Dogs album."- From the Foreword by Alwyn W. Turner.A WILD NEON-LIT NIGHTMARE CITY - A BAND ON THE EDGE OF SANITY-----...At the first moment of their appearance in the stadium the constant screaming of the fans swelled to a great bestial chaos of sound.Malk held up his arms and appealed for quiet, shouting into his mike in a futile attempt to make himself heard.--Okay, here we go. A-four, a-three, a-two, a-one They launched into the act. No-one heard them. Like figures in a silent movie they plucked their guitars, mouthed and gaped, stamped, shook, gesticulated.When Sonny smashed his instrument to pieces and hurled away the bits, began to tear off his clothes and scratch his face, the fans took it all as part of the performance.They smelled blood, and howled for more...-----...PSYCHEDELIC, PSYCHOTIC... TOO OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD TO BE FACT, TOO TRUE-TO-LIFE TO BE FICTION"A future world dominated by vast discrepancies in wealth and power, and shaped by sex, drugs and rock and roll, with lashings of violence, riots and revolution, not to mention transvestites and deviant sex. ...There's barely a pulp fiction button left unpressed."- From "Girl Gangs, Biker Boys, and Real Cool Cats".ABOUT DRUMMERIn 1971, Scottish author Richard Carlile's novel DRUMMER was first published. A delirious nightmare journey melding rock-'n'-roll madness, bloody ultraviolence, and unnerving psychological horror, it was a visceral reaction to the recent Manson Family murders, deaths at the Altamont festival, and other savage cultural flashpoints at the forefront of society's consciousness. The novel's unique immediacy and impact earned it a dedicated cult following.Now, DRUMMER returns to print after more than four decades, published by Carlile's son and with a new foreword by pop-culture maven Alwyn W. Turner, emerging into a very different but no less brutal or uncertain world. Appearing surprisingly prescient to the 2018 eye, DRUMMER reveals a twisted carnival-mirror vision of the corrupting exploitation of the entertainment industry - transgenderism - mass hysteria - and the tragic descent of a divided society into all-out civic war.Proudly published in the U.S.A. by CARLILE MEDIA.

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