Bad Magick
In 1901, famed mystic Aleister Crowley passes through a barbaric land known as El Paso, Texas. There he meets a one-armed confederate and a Russian monk known as Rasputin. Together, these outcasts stand witness to the terrible things men can do in the name of civilization, things normally locked behind closed doors or hidden deep in the shadows.
When a band of militant Jesuits arrives in search of the prayer shawl of Mary, El Paso’s barbarism is eclipsed by religious brutality, but when a white buffalo appears, only Crowley and his new companions stand between mankind and oblivion.
"What do you get when you mix a shot of absinthe and a shot of Tennessee whiskey? That'd be BAD MAGICK, a tag-team novel by Steven Shrewsbury and Nate Southard. These two writers shake up a couple of mythic voices and slam them down hard. Which is another way of saying that the absinthe is Aleister Crowley, and the whiskey is a one-armed Civil War vet who's also a walking arsenal, and together they make for one potent brew." – Norman Partridge author of Dark Harvest
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Steven L. Shrewsbury
Steven L. Shrewsbury, 35, creator of Dack Shannon, Thor Alexander and the Majestic Universe, is the author of over 300 published tales online or in print. His tales have appeared in print magazines like Eldritch Tales, Fighting Chance, Black Petals, and Mystery Buff. Over a hundred of his poems are out there in magazines like Penny Dreadful, Bible of Hell and Deathrealm. His first book, Nocturnal Vacations, was released in the summer of 2002 by Publish America. His second book, Depths of Savagery was released in May, 2003 from Double Dragon Publishing.
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