Hakim Bey: Real and Unreal | Th. Metzger

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Hakim Bey: Real and Unreal | Th. MetzgerThe hagiography of Hakim Bey by friend and fellow Moor, Th. Metzger. "He emerged from a cloud of smoke in a caftan and fez: half magus and half mirage. In that moment, the power and allure of Moorish regalia was fully revealed. The fez, or tarboosh, is a brimless cone shaped flat crowned hat usually with a tassel. Proudly worn by Hakim Bey, it was both symbol and sorcery. No one (not even Boris Karloff in The Mummy) did more to make the fez the

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