The Fenris Wolf is the wolf that devours the sun at the end of the world, "Ragnarök", in the old Scandinavian mythology. As such, it can be seen as "evil", "destructive", etc, but only to a certain sense. Because if the wolf doesn't do it, how will a new world be allowed to be created, to emerge from the ashes?

The Fenris Wolf is also the name of an occult journal. I published the first issue as a magazine way back in 1989. The second issue emerged as a book in 1991. And the third also as a book, in 1993.

The only aim of this publication is to present material that perhaps wouldn't find any other channel of manifestation. I mean, there aren't really that many hardcore magical magazines around anymore, right?

Contemporary occultism is one focus, but this might just as well be extended to 20th century occultism or occultism from any age at all. As long as the material is of interest to the readership, it will be published.

The Fenris Wolf is the main information channel for the Institute of Comparative Magico-anthropology, and publishes material from its expeditions, research projects, findings, archives and so on.

A new issue is being prepared for release in 1999. If you're interested in receiving information when it's been released, please let me know! Also, if you'd like to send material for publication, please get in touch and let me know more in detail what you have in mind.

ISSUE NO. 1

Published by Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth Scandinavia, 1989

Contents:
"Dreams so sweet - The strange phenomena of the dream", by John Alexander
"A dark storm rising - Right-wing christianity and its paranoid worldview of occult conspiracies", by Tim O'Neill
"Inauguration of Kenneth Anger", by Carl Abrahamsson
"Genesis P-Orridge-interview", by Carl Abrahamsson
"Points of distinction between sedative and consciousness expanding drugs", by William S. Burroughs
"Jayne Mansfield - Satanist", by Carl Abrahamsson
"Television Magick", by TOPYUS
"Evangelists vs. the new god", by Dr. Anton S. LaVey

This issue is sold out, as is the reprint published by Psychick Release PCP 1991.

ISSUE NO. 2

Published by Psychick Release PCP 1991

Contents:
"The Satan Game", by Lionel Snell
"In defence of Satanism", by Carl Abrahamsson
"The horns of dilemma", by Dr. Anton S. LaVey
"Beyond thee valley of acid", by Genesis P-Orridge
Photographs by Phauss
"15 voices from God", by Jack Stevenson
"18 fatal arguments", by Jack Stevenson
"Art on the edge of life", by Tim O'Neill
"To achieve death", by Terence Sellers
"Choice and process", by Stein Jarving
"Under the sign of Gemini", by Tim O'Neill
"The forgotten ones in magick", by 93/696
"The mechanics of Maya", by Tim O'Neill
"The thin line", by Coyote 12
"Thee only language ov light", by Genesis P-Orridge
"Porno on film", by Jack Stevenson
"An interview with Kenneth Anger", by Carl Abrahamsson

This issue is sold out.

ISSUE NO. 3

Published by Psychick Release PCP 1993

Contents:
"Vandals, vikings and Nazis - the act of looting down through history", by Jack Stevenson
"Inauguration of two new Kingdoms", by von Hausswolff/Elggren
"A flame in the holy mountain", by Tim O'Neill
"A preliminary vision", by Frater Nigris
"The demonic glamour of cinema", by Carl Abrahamsson
"Some Crowley sources", by William Heidrick
"The rite of Ragnarök", by Peter Gilmore
"The left handed path", by ONA
"The method is science", by Zbigniew Karkowski
"Demonic poetry", by Fetish 23
"Lucifer-Hiram", by Ben Kadosh
"The Northern magical tradition", by Freya Aswynn
"Tests", by Dr. Anton S. LaVey
"Anathema of Zos", by Austin Osman Spare
"Thelemic morality", by Rodney Orpheus
"Recognizing pseudo-satanism", by Nemo
"Pythagoras, Plato and the Hellenes", bu Philip Marsh
"A few acid writings", by Terence Sellers
"Harry Smith 1923-1991", by Hymenæus Beta
"Outofinto", by Andrew McKenzie
"Nature - Now, then and never", by Beatrice Eggers

This issue is sold out.