Rachel

Rachel

A Ph.D. shelved in lieu of research inverted and traditional values abandoned, the work of Rachel Summers is what some have called a journey into antinomian mysteriosophy where socially sanctioned morality is turned on its head in order to shake out just a few drops of enlightenment. Summers holds degrees in History, Comparative religions, English Literature, and Philosophy, all centered on the late medieval era. Her first novel, CondAmnation, is a retelling of that era’s favored heroine Joan of Arc. Summers’ Joan, however, is not a holy virgin, not a Christian, and certainly nobody’s good girl. Neither, for that matter, is Summers.

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The Hammer of the Witches

“In the year 275 an Iranian Aryan publicly rejected the scriptures and Jesus Christ as being divine. For his outspokenness, he was arrested, crucified,...

RachelOctober 20, 2015

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Bluebeard: Martyr or Misfit

Eclipsing violent centuries Like a dark scar over France Enter the nascent Gilles de Rais A warrior and a scholar…[1] Or such is...

RachelSeptember 24, 2015

Bizarre

The Rose and The Lily…
Sex Magic

Anointed and purified, she laid on her back at the center of a flattened plateau between four columns waiting for the night’s first devotee....

RachelAugust 27, 2015

Cvlture

Lucky Thirteen

When the devil comes to town, our precious but stagnant order tolls twelve times until a shocking thirteenth resounds and chaos ensues. The Devil...

RachelAugust 10, 2015

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