Mark Pilkington offers a window into the philosophy and music of the “esoteric Christian” George Ivanovich Gurdjieff, a prominent spiritual teacher in the early 20th century that fused Western and Eastern modes of thought. Read The Rest ☞Filed under: Recommended Reading Tagged: read

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 At a crucial point in his life, Carl Gustav Jung found himself besieged by a persistent series of especially intense dreams, fantasies, and visions. One day, fighting off fears of madness, Jung resolved to open himself to the strange impulses surging up from the depths of his unconscious mind. Read The Rest ☞ Filed under: … Read More →

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Recently, the Roman Catholic Church has been training more exorcists. The archbishop of Madrid told The Telegraph, that there has been an “unprecedented rise” in possessions. Today, for example, a Detroit Fox affiliate reported on a home in Gary, Ind. that has been dubbed “a portal to Hell. Read The Rest ☞ Filed under: Recommended Reading Tagged: … Read More →

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Time to break out the tinfoil hats on the topic of fluoridation. Read The Rest ☞ Filed under: Read Tagged: read

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After a wee delay—not uncommon among indie publishers, who tend to be managed by über-scheduled, über-weary, über-worked über-mensches—Digging Up The Bones has a firm but flexible window for release around late March/early April.

When it “drops,” (jargon for ‘miraculously appears on Amazon’), we’ll ship pre-orders, as well as any swag earned for including extra love during our crowdsourcing campaign. I’m eager to meet those of you twisted enough to support me and my scrivening, which I will do, hopefully, on my ‘Motley Crüe in the early ’80′s-style Western Hemisphere tour.

I promise to elevate the dreaded, tedious ritual of “the public reading” to the level of performance art, so be sure to watch your local press for author felony arrests, plundered villages, debauched maidens, and trashed motel suites. I’ll probably arrive at events in full drag, accompanied by an entourage of degenerate carnies and sideshow freaks; as usual, I will also be armed and on drugs.

Most gratefully,

Dale Marlowe

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