I am a big book buyer -- despite the fact that Ohio has excellent libraries, much of what I read are my own books -- and I have noticed that carefully reading the endorsements for a book can give me an idea of whether it is worth buying. If I am thinking of buying a book about Roman history, it matters to me whether I know the names of the historians blurbing the book; if I am looking at a science fiction author, the names of the writers endorsing it will give me an idea if the book is worth my time.
The Hilaritas Press page for Maybe Magick has endorsements by Lon Milo DuQuette, Joseph L. Flatley, Oberon Zell and Cat Vincent.
I bought the book as a preorder, obtaining it as soon as October 31 arrived, but if you are on the fence and haven't bought it yet, I might be worth reading what the four had to say.
Lon Milo DuQuette wrote, "Maybe Magick: Notes from an Evolving Nervous System is maybe master Bob’s single most secret-busting, awe-inspiring exposition of the esoteric arts and sciences of Magick. Every page is a thunderous reminder why I fell in love (and continue to love) this man’s scintillating wit and wisdom. (or maybe not)."
The other three statements at at the link.
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