The Book of Onei

<p><em>The Book of Onei is not The Book my father once said. I remember him still walking beside me on that sunless beach-but was it before he had died or after? The Book of Onei is only a guide a book of riddles that don't always lead to any answers a book of truths within lies. I have been to Onei many times but I have never been to any of the cities or nations mentioned in the Book of Onei nor have I seen their ruins nor met their citizens. As far as I can tell they do not exist and most likely they never existed-not even in Onei.</em></p><p><em>Then what is the Book of Onei? I asked him. Is it just a fraud?</em></p><p><br></p><p><em>The Book of Onei is both a key and a lock he said. His face was haunted as if he always listened and always waited-perhaps for a footfall. Those stories mean something but I do not know what. The Book of Onei hints at something but I am afraid to ask.</em></p><p>From Christopher Scott Thompson (author of <em>Pagan Anarchism </em>and<em> If In Ruins We Must Live</em>) comes <em>The Book of Onei</em> an antinomian dream grimoire. </p><p><em>The Book of Onei</em> is a rare work of myth that is simultaneously fantasy and a ritual guide to your own dreaming.</p><p><br></p>