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Today on Roon Soup we welcome back a little-known up-and-coming author by the name of Jake Stratton-Kent. Jake has been researching writing and somewhat crucially practicing Grimwaraic magic for decades and he joins us in this episode to talk about his latest book, Pandemmonium, a discordant concordance of diverse spirit catalogs.

Mr Stratton Kent, welcome back to the show.

Yeah, good to be here going.

Lovely, lovely, and we are talking to you again today because you have a new book out and it's a book we've been actually you and I have been

talking about off and on for a good number of years now.

Mm.

So it seems like it anyway.

They feel like it at the end of the project you go have I ever done anything else with my entire life.

Yeah.

So, yeah that's pretty much it.

Pandemoneum, what even is it?

Well, it's not a dictionary of demons.

It's a sort of, yeah, an A to Z of the spirit catalogs, an A to Z as an A to Z of London, how to find your way around, who are they,

where else have they been, do we have to take a particular notice of one given structure when they're in so many others isn't it them that's important and yeah that was my kind of

Raisingetctor as it were. Well, you began by describing what it isn't, and I think that's an important point.

And it's quite a complicated thing to do to present a

structure of how you think about structure so that you don't think too

structurally. Yes, allow it to be vague. Enjoy the vague next. Well, I mean, okay, that's, let's try and put that into context with people.

What is a spirit list?

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