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Full Cover for "Feeling Theocidal", artwork by Verne Andru, 2008

Notes on table images: Table background image is the All-Seeing Eye of Providence, as shot by Jim McPherson in Sintra Portugal, 2008; shot within the chapel of the highly recommended Quinta da Regaleira (where it's called "The Flaming Triangle" for some reason); some of the Sedons in the rollover behind the front cover to the right were also shot on the estate; the rollover behind the full cover is repeated here; there's an image map of the Sedonplay collage here;

Anheroic Fantasy since 1977

Verne Andru's Front Cover for Feeling Theocidal and a Sedonic Spoiler prepared on PHOTOSHOP by Jim McPherson

Cover Artwork by Verne Andru, 2008

©copyright 1977 - 2009 Jim McPherson

Individual copies of "Feeling Theocidal" can be ordered from amazon.com and its affiliates, including amazon.ca and amazon.co.uk, as well as from Barnes & Noble. Bookstores and bookseller collectives can place bulk orders through Ingram Books, Ingram International and/or Baker & Taylor.

Of course you can always email me your order(s) today and, no matter where you live or what currency you prefer to use, I'll fill them myself. Be aware that I can only accept certified cheques or money orders, plus I'll have to charge you Canadian Goods and Sales Tax as well as Canada Post rates for shipping. I do use bubble mailers, though.

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More shameless promo for the Summer 2009 edition of phantacea.com

Welcome. Or welcome back, as the case may be. At the risk of repeating myself:

"Feeling Theocidal", the first ever, all-prose novel featuring Jim McPherson's PHANTACEA Mythos, can now be ordered. Kindly do so immediately!

If this is your first visit, you may be wondering what you've stumbled onto -- and what you are about to add to your list of favourite bookmarks. Well, wonder no longer. Since 1977 PHANTACEA has been providing highly imaginative, action-oriented Anheroic Fantasy in the form of comic books, a graphic novel and all-prose novels, many of which, going back to 1996, have been serialized online. This particular website carries on that happy heritage.

phantacea.com is the only website thus far dedicated entirely to print publications featuring Jim McPherson's PHANTACEA Mythos. Unless noted differently in the text or image mouse-overs, everything you see is written, photographed, scanned-in and/or otherwise prepared by Jim McPherson.

All sorts of ever-so-pertinent lynx to all sorts of often impertinent webpages, including where its previous Welcoming Page went, can be accessed from here. That's a dot-ditto for Web Publisher's Commentaries preserved in pH-Webworld.

This particular page also contains a table of recently prepared graphics with lynx to larger views of the same graphics within this or related websites. As where noted on a slowly increasing number of suchlike graphics tables, you can now double-click on the image in order to enlarge it in a separate window.

Should additionally take this opportunity to mention, hardly for the last time, that Lightning Source Inc (LSI) has exclusive rights to distribute the novel. That means that individual copies of "Feeling Theocidal" can be ordered from amazon.com and its affiliates, including amazon.ca and amazon.co.uk, as well as from Barnes & Noble. Click the lynx provided or go to their sites, type "Feeling Theocidal" into their search engine and proceed from there.

In much the same way, bookstores and bookseller collectives can place bulk orders through the Ingram Book Company, Ingram International and/or Baker & Taylor. I'm assured that the terms you're used to shall apply.

LSI's worldwide distribution partners are listed here. If the lynx provided don't take right to pages with ordering info for 'Feel Theo', you should be able to paste their names into any search engine and, once you reach their website, use the book's title to find out how you can order it from them.

Or you can email me today and I'll arrange to fill them myself, for a slightly additional cost to cover shipping, tax and customs issues, especially if you reside outside of Canada.

List price is $24.00 CDN in Canada and $23.00 USD in the States. As linked from here, the graphic novel, which is entitled "Forever & 40 Days - the Genesis of PHANTACEA", can be ordered via email from PHANTACEA on the Web. It is still being sold at its original list price of $10.00 in both Canada and the USA.

Remainder copies of the first four PHANTACEA comic books are also available, albeit for $5.00 in both currencies. Shipping and handling fees are extra. Be forewarned that I can only accept certified cheques and money orders. Sorry, no credit cards as yet.

Comments always appreciated. With your permission, I may reproduce some of them somewhere at sometime. Until then, as I used to end off this sort of thing when I was publishing comic books, be pHantacizing you. JMcP

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Lynx to the Latest Graphics and Text Excerpts

| Future Stuff | Mithraic Stuff | Gorgonic Stuff |

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Starting to excerpt story sequences from the immediate sequel to "Feeling Theocidal"

Tura's Allegory of Spring reminds me of Morgan Abyss, the Master of Weir circa 4825 YD

Cosme Tura's Allegory of Spring reminds me of Morgan Abyss, the Master of Weir in 4825 YD. The deviant half-daughter of Wintry Moira (Chance, Lady Luck), she appears in 'The 1000 Days of Disbelief'

Watch out for 'War-Pox' first, though

A potential image for the cover of the War of the Apocalyptics, prepared by Jim McPherson circa 2002

All goes well 'The War of the Apocalyptics' will be the next PHANTACEA Mythos print-publication

Vetala's in 'War-Pox' and 'The 1000 Days of Disbelief' as well as 'Feel Theo'

Vetala as Moon Goddess Fecundity, image of a Judith figure shot in Florence, Italy, by Jim McPherson 2008

Devils generally addressed Nergal Vetala, a Mithradite Moon Goddess, as Fecundity in 4376 YD

The Outer Earth still has extant Mithraea

An 'altar' spotted in the remains of Mithraeum in Roma, Italia, photo by Jim McPherson, 2008

A Mithraic altar as found in the remains of a Roman Mithraeum near the Colosseum - in the PHANTACEA Mythos it's Chrysaor Attis, not Mithras, who persistently slays the Bull (Plathon)

The online version of the 'Feel Theo' Author's Afterword now has photos

An Attis type spotted in Alameda Park in Mexico City, photo by Jim McPherson, 2008

Speaking of whom, Chrysaor Attis is just one of a surprising number of PHANTACEA Mythos characters whose likenesses I've (sort of) spotted in Mexico City

Beware Apple Goddesses

Apple Goddess Collage most specific to Bouncing Belle, graphic prepared by Jim McPherson, 2008

And whose head might that be?

Did Methandra Thanatos set up the Medusa to take down the Moloch Sedon?

Minerva as Methandra, photo taken in Rome by Jim McPherson, 2004

Image of Minerva (Athena) with the Medusa's head on her shield (aegis) and the face of a gorgon on the belly of her breastplate

What exactly is left in the Attis's kibisis?

Various Medusas shot or bought in Europe 2008 by Jim McPherson

"Medusas I have met", another collage prepared to illustrate one of the most significant Tvasitar talismans featured in 'Feel Theo'

Who was the other member of Mithras's 12th -- Lamia (aka Demogorgon) or Mater Matare (Mother Murder)?

The Parisienne Basilisk, photo by Jim McPherson, 2004

"Parisienne Basilisk" accompanies two full rows of notes and lynx re Mithradite gorgons

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