Following his "coming out" as a magician in 1993, the English comic book writer and occultist Alan Moore has declared himself a devotee of Glycon, and has cheerfully admitted in interviews the absurdity of worshiping a probable fraud.
At the same time, he acknowledges that Glycon was almost certainly a hoax, and he has cheerfully admitted in interviews the absurdity of worshiping a probable fraud. Following his "coming out" as a magician in 1993, the English comic book writer and occultist Alan Moore has declared himself a devotee of Glycon.
Following his "coming out" as a magician in 1993, the English comic book writer and occultist Alan Moore has declared himself a devotee of Glycon. At the same time, he acknowledges that Glycon was almost certainly a hoax, and he has cheerfully admitted in interviews the absurdity of worshiping a probable fraud.
Following his "coming out" as a magician in 1993, the English comic book writer and occultist Alan Moore has declared himself a devotee of Glycon. At the same time, he acknowledges that Glycon was almost certainly a hoax, and he has cheerfully admitted in interviews the absurdity of worshiping a probable fraud.