so that a document containing all the names of the sponsors could be sealed behind it, a 'time capsule' with a difference. In part of a dedication, Tony Andruzzi (Masklyn ye Mage) wrote in a gift copy of his "The Negromicon of Masklyn ye Mage (1977)" to Charles, "the one who started all this". In a copy of Anthony Raven's "The Necromantic Grimoire of Augustus Rapp" gifted to Charles, Raven wrote: "To Charles Cameron-a kindred soul who travels the same paths and whose writings inspired this work". The plaque was unveiled on 10 October 2003, at the launch of the Charles W. Cameron Memorial Gathering, which was held during the weekend of 10, 11 and 12 October in Edinburgh. Books As well as a love of books, he has written books as well – to date thirteen, with another five on the stocks. He also wrote The Cauldron (serial pamphlet) which has been recently reproduced by Karl Bartoni for The Magik Club. Published books Curiosities of Old Edinburgh Scottish Witches Scottish Witches, Revised and Enlarged Edition Handbook of Horror Witches' Brew Macabre and Mental Mysteries Devil's Diary Castle Dracula Mentalism Mind Your Magic Awaiting publication Beyond The Unknown The Land of Make Believe (a children's story book) Unfinished books Pardon My Weird Friends (Autobiography) Don't Blink-It's Magic Castle Dracula References External links Charles Cameron Memorial Site Edinburgh Magic Circle Website Conquest of the South Pole on IMDB Looking After Jo Jo on IMDB 1927 births 2001 deaths Scottish magicians Entertainers from Edinburgh People educated at the Royal High School, Edinburgh