I've got these for Chaos. Peter Carroll - Liber Null Frater U.D.

- Practical Sigil Magic Phil Hine - Oven-Ready Chaos Nick Hall - Chaos and Sorcery J.R. Faust Sherrard - Cultivating Madness: Bare Bones Magic For Beginners Ray Sherwin - The Theatre of Magick Phil Hine - Introduction to Sorcery Liber Kaos Peter Carroll - PsyberMagick hands-on chaos magic the pseudonomicon the key of the mysteries white & black the apothenion condensed chaos the infernal texts Liber Nox liber koth prime chaos visual magick the octavo Frater K Why choose? Also, you Wicca sources are non-primary. Idiot's Guide is probably t he best on there (for Wicca). Your "Black Magick" section is seriously lacking. https://mega.co.nz/#F!ARBw0ZaR!DZFq1zrvCUArEhu9DnBJ2w!dBpA2IDC Buckland's big blue book is where it's at Frater K Everything in the LHP file, though focus your efforts on the O9A and Temple of S et. Frater K Mostly ignorance of Buckland's work. Cunningham is presenting a highly modified form of the actual Gardnerian and Ale xandrian systems requiring no initiations, etc. Everything in the Wicca file, essentially. The Craft shit was on request, though , so you can skip that. Traditional and Innovative Trends is a good academic rea d. Not on your list Op, but I remember having a couple good books by Raven Grimassi . Can't recall the titles unfortunately Frater K Start with the Crystal Tablet. It's the introductory document. >chaos magick.

The file labeled "Chaos Magick". >green/hedge witch Chumbley>Cultus Sabbati >Ars Philtron >Veneficium >Viridarium Umbris >Moonlight and Spirit Flight Frater K >correspondences A.'.A.'.>Libri>Class B 777 A.'.A.'.>Libri Complete Magician's Tables by Skinner Frater K It's the reading list (for the Crystal Tablet - LHP>Temple of Set>tos_reading_li st). >sigils Too much in the Chaos Magick folder to even list, just poke around dude. Check out http://theshadowoftruth.zzl.org/