The Magic of the Postmodern Era

Patrick Dunn is a mage, poet, and lecturer in contemporary literature at a college, who has been practicing magic for many years. Having studied a number of magical systems, including Tarot, runes, Kabbalah, and shamanism, he synthesized his knowledge in linguistics and magic. "The Magic of the Postmodern Era" is his first book.
The author examines the art of magic from the perspective of the information paradigm, where reality is presented as a kind of computer program that the mage can reprogram with the power of their mind.
This book is a universal guide to modern magic, where theory is supported by a wealth of practical material. It will introduce you to unique techniques that you will hardly find in other magic books. Among them: constructing an individual symbolic system and creating your own magical language; making and using a personal set of magical tools and creating spirit helpers for magical work, mastering remote viewing techniques and astral travel, and much more.
Additionally, you will find in this book valuable advice regarding magical etiquette, collaboration, and creating magical groups, references to literature, and other useful information.