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    A Note On The Book of Wyrd - O9a

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    The original Book of Wyrd was compiled in the 1980s by the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) to intrigue, test, and recruit individuals. It was intended to be published but the publisher ultimately declined. Uncorrected draft copies were photocopied and distributed instead. The Book of Wyrd formed part of the O9A's Labyrinthos Mythologicus and contained some material from their predecessor group, The Temple of the Sun. It was mentioned as essentially a fable in correspondence from O9A founder Anton Long.

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    The original Book of Wyrd was compiled in the 1980s by the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) to intrigue, test, and recruit individuals. It was intended to be published but the publisher ultimately declined. Uncorrected draft copies were photocopied and distributed instead. The Book of Wyrd formed part of the O9A's Labyrinthos Mythologicus and contained some material from their predecessor group, The Temple of the Sun. It was mentioned as essentially a fable in correspondence from O9A founder Anton Long.

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    The original Book of Wyrd was compiled in the 1980s by the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) to intrigue, test, and recruit individuals. It was intended to be published but the publisher ultimately declined. Uncorrected draft copies were photocopied and distributed instead. The Book of Wyrd formed part of the O9A's Labyrinthos Mythologicus and contained some material from their predecessor group, The Temple of the Sun. It was mentioned as essentially a fable in correspondence from O9A founder Anton Long.

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    The original Book of Wyrd was compiled in the 1980s by the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) to intrigue, test, and recruit individuals. It was intended to be published but the publisher ultimately declined. Uncorrected draft copies were photocopied and distributed instead. The Book of Wyrd formed part of the O9A's Labyrinthos Mythologicus and contained some material from their predecessor group, The Temple of the Sun. It was mentioned as essentially a fable in correspondence from O9A founder Anton Long.

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    O9A

    A Note On The Book of Wyrd

    Since anti-O9A propagandists keep mentioning the fabled (unpublished) 1980s


    Book of Wyrd - not to be confused with a pamphlet of the same name written by a
    Mr Bolton in the 1990s - some notes about it are in order.

    The original Book of Wyrd was compiled at the suggestion of Chris Bray in the
    1980s. He initially agreed to print and publish it. The book was designed to
    intrigue, test, and recruit a few individuals given that at the time the ONA was
    recruiting via a PO Box (first in Church Stretton then in Shrewsbury) as mentioned
    in "The Sinister Game" text {1}.

    Anton Long mentioned the Book of Wyrd in a 1992 letter to David Austen, a
    facsimile of which letter is in the Satanic Letters of Stephen Brown. {2} In that
    letter, AL describes the book as essentially a fable, and mentions that some of its
    contents belonged to the pre-ONA group The Temple of the Sun. Thus it formed
    part of the ONA's Labyrinthos Mythologicus {3}.

    Extract from a letter from Stephen Brown to Mr Austen, 1992 {4}

    According to our information, Bray - or one of his associates - typed out the draft
    copy and sent it to AL for editing. Bray then for some reason decided not to publish
    the book. Someone ONA then photocopied this uncorrected draft version, added
    some marginal notes and a few additions to some of the copies and then mailed the
    O9A

    copies to people interested in the ONA. A facsimile of this draft version was added
    to the microfilm that the ONA made of some of its - and The Temple of the Sun -
    MSS and texts, with around ten copies of this microfilm sent to various people,
    including Professor Kaplan who mentions it in his 1998 book Nation and Race: The
    Developing Euro-American Racist Subculture.

    KS
    2017 ev

    {1} https://omega9alpha.wordpress.com/the-sinister-game/
    {2} Satanic Letters of Stephen Brown, volume two. Thormynd Press, 1992.
    {3} https://omega9alpha.wordpress.com/labyrinthos-mythologicus/
    {4} In regard to the 'nine angles', refer to https://omega9alpha.wordpress.com
    /the-term-nine-angles/

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