The fastest turnaround for a standard Remembering Aleister CrowleyKenneth Grant essay is 3 hours. The late Cornish historian, Pagan, author and politician Dr James Whetter was a good friend of mine (he knew a little about AC), and I kept in touch with him and subscribed to his quarterly cultural journal An Baner Kernewek after I moved "up country" to England. The sooner you send your request, the sooner the essay will be completed. Of course, due to my upbringing with my Cornish mother many years ago on the Gwavas Estate, Chywoone Hill, Newlyn, Kernow (Kernewek=Cornwall) when Aleister Ataturk was our neighbour (and a local celebrity in Newlyn, Penzance and West Cornwall) in a caravan in the grounds of Wheal Betsy House, Chywoone Hill, Newlyn, I have just ordered this back issue, and previously some other publications from you a few days ago - Servants of the Star and Snake and Remembering Aleister Crowley (I already had the latter, but purchased another one for a Persian lady pen friend of mine who loves The Master Therion, as a birthday gift for her). Glad you have found another box of Starfire magazine, Volume 2 Number 4 in storage Michael, "proper job" as Cornish say. It consisted of two written accounts by Ithel Colquhoun, who knew Ataturk's mother and, of course, Ataturk himself. The article appeared in the last issue to date, Volume 2 Number 4.
I don't have the issue to hand, but I'm sure others will be able to provide the issue details.
A very interesting and lengthy article, about Aleister Ataturk McAlpine, appeared in Starfire magazine a little while ago.
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