On Wednesday The Galloway Chronicles‘ 2008 Sexiest Occultist Alive competition.

Late yesterday, following several embarassing scandals amongst their top judges, the winners were announced. Not Kara.  (She’s fine.) Continue reading »

The Galloway Chronicles, an occult blog which tags itself as an “occult resource of extremely limited appeal”, is running a (fairly informal, from what I can see) contest for the 2008 Sexiest Occultist Alive (or dead).

The contest, billed as “the most important beauty contest since the judgement of Paris”, is described as follows:

This annual contest, normally held exclusively on the astral plane, has been moved to the blogosphere per orders of Dr. Dee, who is trying to make room on his back lawn for events of what he calls “greater occult significance.”

ahrfoundation.org officially nominates Kara Rae Garland, better known to occultists as Soror Ceilede, for the newly coveted title of Sexiest Occultist Alive (or dead). Continue reading »

The idea behind guest blogging is to showcase other bloggers and writers. It offers a chance to promote someone else’s work, and provides a change from my voice and style. Additionally, there are topics I might not think to cover that another person would.

After Kara Rae Garland (Soror Ceilede) guest blogged for us last month I’ve been looking into featuring more guest bloggers on ahrfoundation.org and have made some inquiries with several talented writers, and others have approached me about the possibility of writing for the site.

In light of this I’ve put together some suggestions covering the most common things I’ve been asked about here in Suggestions for Guest Bloggers. It covers things like topics, post length, and what to include in your byline.

If you’d be interested, or if you’d like to know more, contact me.