Shakespeare's Magick England after the Sorcerer's Crusade with Nathan Foxgrove

What does magick look like in ⁠Shakespeare⁠’s England with ⁠Dee ⁠as ⁠Elizabeth⁠’s court astrologer and ⁠Walsingham⁠’s spies everywhere? Nathan Foxgrove joins to talk ⁠Navalon⁠, the last ⁠skyriggers⁠, and the Book of Oberon.
William Shakespeare⁠
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John Dee
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Queen Elizabeth I
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Francis Walsingham
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Disparate Alliance
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14014 (Word of Darkness)
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The Book of Oberon: A Sourcebook of Elizabethan Magic ⁠ - Reconstructed grimoire
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The Fairie Queene⁠ - Looooong poem dedicated to Elizabeth
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⁠Monas Hieroglyphica⁠ - John Dee’s glyphs
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⁠Real World Magic Texts with Brian Johnson⁠
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⁠Kurt Andersen’s Fantasyland⁠ - Book about why America is weird
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⁠Albion’s Seed: Four British Folkways in America, Vol. 1⁠ - Book on settlement of the British in the US
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⁠Reformations: The Early Modern World, 1450-1650⁠ - Big book of reformations
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead⁠ - Tom Stoppard play
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⁠The Sultan and the Queen: The Untold Story of Elizabeth and Islam⁠
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⁠Dark Eras: Requiem for Regina (Vampire: the Requiem, Changeling: the Lost)⁠ - Chronicles Dark Eras setting in Elizabethan England
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John Dee and the Empire of Angels: Enochian Magick and the Occult Roots of the Modern World
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Listen to our interview with author Jason Louv
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⁠Dreamcatchers book for Hunter⁠ - Discussion, not the text
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[@anthonyandrade5851]

One of the best episodes of this great show! Thanks for that, guys!
I think one very good read for inspiration would be Faustus: both the play by Marlowe and the book by Goethe (for different reasons). Dr. Faustos embodies the fuzziness of the lines between the Hermetic, the Daedelean and the Nephandic of these times...

[@terryrtalks]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!