Dance of the Goblins

Dance of the Goblins is an essentially self-published* book by Britain-based American occult writer Jaq D. Hawkins, also known as Denise Channing. Unlike most self-published authors, Hawkins has a history in publishing, having published eight moderately successful books on magic through a small British press. Though her self-proclaimed cult following is nowhere in evidence, she already has a far better start at real success than the average self-published author; so while the book itself may be a hard sell,** I'm intrigued by her approach to promoting it.

This page is a placeholder until I get the book, so until then, have some links:

* International Waters has published only one other book—which was written by the owner; the press has not arranged any reviews or other publicity; at the moment when Hawkins scored a major publicity coup, the publisher's site was dead. International Waters appears to be a guy who set up his own press to self-publish his book, then took on Dance of the Goblins in a moment of "why the hell not?" It's not a genuine small press and it's not a vanity press, so in the absence of any better description, I'm going to have to call Hawkins essentially self-published.

** Spiritually advanced, nonhierarchical oppressed people clash with patriarchal, misogynistic overclass. Author believes this idea is fresh, wants to lead people to enlightenment with it. Red flags, my precious, yessssss.