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Many thanks to everyone who came out for yesterday's bibliogoth meet (discussing William Hope Hodgson's The Casebook of Carnacki, Ghost Finder). An interesting little debate for sure.

Another interesting lecture in Treadwell's which we are planning to attend to:Thought many of you might be interested in:

Sounds very interesting...

Those with a bookish yen might like to know that the long list for Sunday's meeting of the london biblioGoths is now up on the bibliogoth livejournal. You'll find the relevant post here.

Calling all members of the LVG!  A new live journal group has been created - please join! http://community.livejournal.com/lvg666/profile

Following sunday's meeting of the London biblioGoths, the book chosen for discussion at April's meeting will be:

Wednesday 21 march 2007: 8:30 at the Devereaux, Aldwych, London Francis Cameron: Spiritualism, the invisible player in the revival of the pagan witchcraft religion. food available from 7:30

Little message about Sunday: To all those coming to the West Norwood Cemetery Tour on Sunday 4th. There is a possibility that it might be raining and if it is too wet the tour may not take place or it might just be too muddy.

There is still somed on-the-door availability for this event Saturday. Larger parties should email secretary(at)londonvampyregroup.co.uk to ensure they can all be accomodated.

M:Alice, tuesday An evening of dark diverse delights.

West Country Witchcraft and the Dynamics of Spell-Casting by JackDaw

Yes it's me again!  Realise this is last minute, but if you want to come and support what I'm doing, then feel free:

Occult London Talk on 16th Jan (Tues)Christina Oakley, usually found within the cosy walls of Treadwell's, will be foraying out to give a talk on 'Occult London in the Early 20th Century'. Those who wish to come along are invited to the Central London Moot this night. The blurb says "Invited guest speaker, Dr Christina Oakley from Treadwells, will give a talk on Paganism, witches and occultism in the early 20th Century and their influences on today. With a nod to Dion Fortune's Sea Priestess, Aleister Crowley's Gnostic Mass and Gerald Gardner's naked dancing".

The South East London Folklore Society are back and they have lots of very interesting talks planned: From 8th February SELFS meets every second Thursday of the Month at The Old King's Head, Kings Head Yard, 45-49, Borough High St, London, SE1 1NA

A little delayed, but happy new year to y'all.

Due to circumstances outside of our control, the date of the next Invocation (at) The Minories has changed. The previously advertised February 3rd will not be going ahead. Instead, we've a new schedule, begining on Saturday, 20th January.

Options for New Year's Eve in London this year include:

The London Vampyre Group will be meeting for their last monthly informal piss up evening of responsible adult drinking and discourse of 2006 on Thursday.

Just a wee note about this year's do at the Stone...

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