The House on the Windmill Lane by R.B. Russell Stand Alone notably using the model of

notably using the model of the séance (black table spiritism) in order to establish spirit cults

and/or artistic practice

Edited by Joshua Yearsley

Careful analysis demonstrates that the presiding deity of this cult object is none other than the Gnostic demiurge in its most archaic and violent form: the Afro-Levantine serpent-dragon

The House on the Windmill Lane by R.B. Russell Stand Alone notably using the model ofBelieve your heart, especially when it's already tried and tested. Never contradict it, for it can usually foresee what matters most. It is your private oracle. The Art of Worldly Wisdom, Baltasar Gracin The old commonplace of the house in which there is a supernatural occurrence has been given a clever and unpredictable up to date retelling by the talented editor and writer RB Russell in his debut at Raphus Press, The House on Windmill Lane. Russell