Crowley screams. He screams because of the Light. The Light is a sphere that expands from Frater Belarion’s wand and becomes the world. The land of New Atlantis shakes. Reality screams, and the Light pours in. New Atlantis, so sensitive to its inhabitants, is reformed. The towering buttes shatter, leaving a flat hard-pack, a hungry carbuncle of sprawling city. LAM reaches out of the higher symbol-worlds of the sixth dimension and enters our concrete reality through stories in pulp magazines, cradled by a hunchbacked dwarf. He infects the imagination of the disenfranchised. LAM’s passage tears at the fifth-dimension, and possible realities bleed into each other.












