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| + | Cameron was a Scriptwriter/ Broadcaster for the B.B.C., Past President and founding member of the [[Edinburg Magic Circle]], editor/publisher of [[The Cauldron]] magazine. He a regular contributor to [[Abracadabra]], [[Magick]], [[Invocation]], [[Swami]], [[Gen]], [[Pentagram]], and [[Singapore Sorcerer]]. | ||
| + | Cameron ran the Count Dracula Theatre in Edinburgh's Wax Works in the late 1980's.<ref>Tribute in [[Linking Ring]], March 2001 | ||
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Revision as of 01:06, 3 March 2012
Charles W. Cameron (October 31, 1927 - January 7, 2001) also known as Daemon has been called "the godfather of Bizarre Magick."
| Charles W. Cameron | |
| Born | October 31, 1927 |
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| Died | January 07, 2001 (age 73) Edinburough, Scotland |
| Categories | Books by Charles W. Cameron |
Cameron was a Scriptwriter/ Broadcaster for the B.B.C., Past President and founding member of the Edinburg Magic Circle, editor/publisher of The Cauldron magazine. He a regular contributor to Abracadabra, Magick, Invocation, Swami, Gen, Pentagram, and Singapore Sorcerer.
Cameron ran the Count Dracula Theatre in Edinburgh's Wax Works in the late 1980's.[1][2]
Books
- Witches Brew (1967)
- Handbook of Horror (1969)
- Mind your Magic (1972)
- Curiosities of Old Edinburgh (1975)
- Devil's Diary (1976)
- Macabre and Mental Mysteries (1981)
- Castle Dracula Mentalism (1997)
References
- ↑ Tribute in Linking Ring, March 2001
- ↑ Obit Genii 2001 March
