MOONALTAR Brighton, UK
Venture to the underside of the ancient moon where natural disaster and debris flow through the golden forest, and the underbelly of womankind exists. The trials and tribulations of failed witches find resolution in knowing that everything is all part of an ancient natural pact- an automany. A pact which once began and will never cease to exist. A mother gives birth to a child. Hail, to the moon! ... more
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