Golgonooza, 1998. First printing. At a time when the inadequacy of modernism has become apparent, the author returns to the challenge of the English radical tradition of thought (Blake, Cobbett, Carlyle, Ruskin, Morris, Gill and others), with its critique of the industrial - now post-industrial - way of life. Through..... More
Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2005. First U.S. edition. In the wake of our attempt at a rational, scientific civilization, it has been readily assumed that the center of gravity of reality and truth falls within the realm of the physical world. But for the poets discussed in these pages the opposite..... More
Golgonooza, 2003. First printing. In the wake of our attempt at a rational, scientific civilization, it has been readily assumed that the center of gravity of reality and truth falls within the realm of the physical world. But for the poets discussed in these pages the opposite is the case..... More
Bloomington: 2009. Foreword by Wendell Berry; 114 pages. More
Golgonooza, 2009. First printing. An Essay in two parts. The first a pioneering study of Collins as a writer on the meaning anbd significance of art as a revelation of the soul. The part attempts to guide the reader towards an authentic approach to the painter's intention, as well as..... More
London: Watkins, 1981. First edition. Contributors include Philip Sherrard, Gilbert Durand, Henry Corbin, Kathleen Raine, Cecil Collins, Toyo Izutsu, David Gascoyne, Gary Snyder, Keith Critchlow, and others; Ten black-and-white plates of paintings by Cecil Collins; 265 pages. More