Paracelsus Says
Paracelsus on the letter:  “The book in which the letters of the mysteries are written visibly, discernibly, tangibly, and legibly, so that everything one desires...
Read MoreFinding Free E-Books
A link to The Man Who Can’t Die is now on the blog Finding Free E-Books, which I’ve put in my links. Already it has generated some traffic for this site,...
Read MoreA Belly Full of Frogs
Mind and Body: The Anatomy of Melancholy It is natural, at this time of year, with a fire burning and snow through the night and Saturnine skies, to turn to Burton for...
Read MoreOld Dexterities in Witchery Gone: Thomas Hardy
Thomas Hardy These are perfect sonnets by the master. His thought is crabbed, his metre a little eccentric at times, so that he reminds me of Emily Dickinson, but also...
Read MoreIn Memoriam, Tim Congdon
Tim Congdon Tim sent me this in February of 2008. I will miss him. He ‘tore through the iron gates of time’. My love to Zach, who lost a father. The rest of us lost...
Read More3 Berry Place, Darwin, Australia, 1983
This is a quixotic post, more personal than I usually do, and really, it’s just a signal sent out into the void, hoping for contact with anyone who lived at 3...
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