Wetzel J., Ellwood T., Heilmann T. The Paradigmal Pirate

2nd ed. — Immanion Press/Megalithica Books, 2006. — 210 p. — ISBN 1-905713-00-2, 978-1-905713-00-4.A very good collection of exercises and practical insights, written in "Cookbook" format, which, I think is the best kind of format to write a Magikal text as long as it includes everything one needs to know. One segment in particular stands out, the one where he talks about a flaw in modern Occultism and Magik that is seldom addressed; the technique of only accessing your power at a certain time and under certain conditions when you enter your "sacred space". He also point out that raw Magikal paradigms such as tribal paradigms don't have this weakness and the reason the Shaman was so feared was because he could use his power any time. I also like how he keeps it bottom line and points out that "the significance of the divine is that it can interact with the mundane".