Month: August 2016
Carl Jung and “Eros” – Anthology
StandardIt [Eros] is not form-giving but form-fulfilling; it is the wine that will be poured into the vessel; it is not the bed and direction of the stream but the impetuous water flowing in it. ~Carl Jung…
Source: Carl Jung and “Eros” – Anthology
In This Business, It Always Pays To Have Highly Talented Friends
StandardAs many of you will know, I had to temporarily put aside working on the new version of my one and only fantasy anthology ‘Goblin Tales’, until the artwork I had commissioned was completed.
Well, it was finally sent to me on Sunday afternoon via email by its artist Duncan Nial Boswell. Not only did he produce the family portrait of the five goblin brothers – Glob, Neo, Byz, Make, Mous and Bejuss the one eyed lisping raven that I asked him for, but he also threw in a revitalised map of Goblindom and a whole new cover. Take a look for yourselves.
I’m sure you will agree with me when I say that his work is absolutely faultless. It was definitely worth waiting for…
Top Left – Make, Top Centre – Neo, Top Right – Mous, Lower Right – Byz, Lower Left – Glob with Bejuss on his shoulder.
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Managing the Monkeys
StandardManaging the Monkeys
StandardIs it my imagination or has this summer been crazier than usual? I’m wondering if this is not just about the world situation in general, and America’s situation in particular (especial…
Source: Managing the Monkeys
The Vandal The blogging alter ego of author, Derek Haines
StandardCarl Jung on “Alchemy” “Alchemist” – Anthology
Standard[Carl Jung on “Alchemy,” “Alchemist” – Anthology]But Mercurius is the divine winged Hermes manifest in matter, the god of revelation, lord of thought and sovereign psychopomp. ~Carl Jung, Psycholog…
Carl Jung on "Alchemy" "Alchemist" – Anthology
StandardStephen Mitchell on Love
Standard“…love is a fusion in the sun’s core. Love is a blurring of pronouns. Love is a subject and object. The difference between its presence and its absence is the difference between l…
Source: Stephen Mitchell on Love
lying to the young is wrong
StandardI taught them…each…to nose wriggle
like a rabbit…to imagine a bee sitting
at their nose tip about to sting…perhaps
unless they quickly wiggled it away…and
that there are no guarantees in real life
that they would not be hurt…I told them
I taught them…each… to close observe
the curve of listeners’ lips for secret
disbelief…disdain…the doubting shown
when lips are closed and corners flicked
down even for an instant…I told them
and then I wrote gesnorenplartz upon a screen
and told them that it meant smashed peas
and then I watched…and so did they…each other
and then they mostly knowing smiled
and then we began our reading of his tragedy…
how…what happened when…Montague and Capulet
and Friar and Nurse and Escalus of Verona lied
oh, when they lied…to their young
Bonnie Marshall
Artwork by Rodolpho Amoedo, 1887
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