We're honored that our Magic Words: A Dictionary is cited throughout "Pyrzqxgl or, How To Do Things with Magic Words" by Dennis Wilson Wise, in The Baum Bugle.

We're honored for our Skeleton Key of Solomon to have been cited in "A Comparison of the Anthropomorphic Vodun Power-figure (West African Bocio/Bo/Vodu/Tro) with its Kongo Counterpart" by Lloyd Graham .

We're honored that our Magic Words: A Dictionary is citied in The Magical Writing Grimoire: Use the Word as Your Wand for Magic, Manifestation & Ritual by Lisa Marie Basile.

We're honored that Bizarre Bucktown Walking Tours features a Prof. Oddfellow's Penetralia sticker on their MacBook.

Thanks to Gertie T. Justice for saying, "I love Professor Oddfellow!  This guy is a grand mind trip!"

We're honored that author and film critic Grumpy Andrew wore our Penetralia t-shirt on his celebrated Youtube channel.

Thanks to May Shepard, who said of our site, "Every one of these posts is a treasure."

We're belatedly thankful that Golden State Chronicle used our photo of Disney's California Adventure park in a news story.

Showing us how it's done, here's a superfan of Prof. Oddfellow's Penetralia living the life and weaving the charms with our "Divination City" t-shirt.  Thank you, A-Smo, for rocking this look and for sustaining the dream!  (P.S.  We love the spot-on impersonation of Prof. Oddfellow being surprised by a faun!)

Showing us how it's done, here's a superfan of Prof. Oddfellow's Penetralia living the life and working the magic with our signature "Butt in and See" t-shirt.  Thank you, A-Smo, for rocking this look and for sustaining the dream!  (P.S.  We love the spot-on impersonation of Prof. Oddfellow being scared out of his wits by a bleating goat!)

We were honored to design magical training certificates for Cyril the Sorcerer.

More accidental haberdashery modeling (as can happen), while fillming a spooky segment for this video.  Hat by Barbary Ghost Western, San Francisco.

Delightful to see our The Young Wizard's Hexopedia in the mirror world, under the light of a fireball, courtesy of the Holy Mountaineer, who says: "In which the protagonist burns away certain impurities, including the hair on his right hand, in celebration of the Great Work of one Professor Oddfellow, famous Sorcerer, Electronic Musician, Expounder of Ancient Mysticism, and Wise Sage to the Lawless, Wild Interweb."

Accidental haberdashery modeling (as can happen), while fillming a spooky segment for this video.  Hat by Barbary Ghost Western, San Francisco.

We're delighted that the New York Times called us "one of those prolific mad-scholar types" who "billows forth."  We're tickled that a reference from our One-Letter Words: A Dictionary figured into an acrostic puzzle.

We're honored that Cecil Baldwin, voice of Welcome to Night Vale, picked up our How to Be Your Own Cat at Quimby's Bookstore in New York!  He wrote, "My bookstore mojo was on point today!"

We're honored that Cyril the Sorcerer calligraphized a line of ours about magic words and chocolate: "Delight in the magic word as you speak or sing it, as you might savor a morsel of fine chocolate. —Craig Conley"

We're honored that the mastermind behind Barbary Ghost western wear of San Franciso calls us "the unparalleled Prof. Oddfellow, my favorite living author!"  And he even surprised us with a singular hat crafted with lapis lazuli, wormwood, lavender, dried roses, playing cards, and a silver howling coyote.  Thank you, Barbary Ghost, for two Retroactive Lifetime Goals in one!