Creative Podcast Rob Rider Hill Fool's Errand Magician Musician Writer and Chef

Rob Rider Hill is a multi-disciplinary artist, musician, magical practitioner, writer and editor. He also spent 21  years as chef, plus 5-6 years music, sound engineering, event promotion

But is now focused on "magic, music and literary pursuits" - quieter, more sedentary life

We discuss creativity emerged from combination of outdoor exploration and enforced alone time (sent to room as punishment)

Rob talks about his writing in two modes: sedentary (cafes, pubs, trains) where scenery moves around you, and mobile (walking)

Lots of very deep psychological and magical thinking in this episode.

Website: roberiderhill.com

Books & Publications

• The Black Chapbook: 3-month primer for teenagers, removes Christian/Neoplatonist elements, £7
• The Zero, A Critique of Apocalyptic Reason: 26 unedited ecstatic poems over 16 days, based on Tarot majors + four aces
• Seven-part ritual frame book: Practical textbook for working with grimoires, step-by-step process with cheat sheets
• Book of the Law edition: Hardback pocket Bible-style edition
• All books available as free PDFs in download section of website
• Also offers tarot readings via website