2019. Contents include THE FIRST PAGE OF BEELZEBUB’S TALES, CHAPTER II by Irv Givot • CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE GURDJIEFF MOVEMENTS AND BEELZEBUB’S TALES by Trevor Stewart • THE BEZELS OF BEELZEBUB by Richard Hodges • CHOOT-GOD-LITANICAL by Steffan Soule • AMERICA by Peter Apps • CARAVAN OF STILTS by Martin..... More
Grass Valley, CA: South Forty Press, 2019. First edition. The Paths I Found includes Mrs. Dolling's articles from parabola, as well as her editors 'focus' pieces from each issue she edited, and her poetry. “But, the irreplaceable treasure in the present book is found in the heretofore unpublished articles and..... More
Bristol: Imagier, 2017. First edition. Contributors include the cream of early Twentieth Century alchemy and occult writing and research: J.B. Craven, H. Stanely Redgrove, Arthur Edward Waite, John Ferguson and others. Edited, with an Introduction by R.A. Gilbert; Foreword by Mark Morrisson; Subscribers Edition, limited to 100 copies, numbered and..... More
By The Way Books, 2019. Second edition. A collection of finely hewed essays exploring the vast domains which open with awareness and an 'eye' that sees itself. "Stillness is not a state, it is an inner place. Like a hub at the center of a wheel, it accommodates with equal..... More
Land House, 2019. Second edition. Excerpts from a series of 100 meetings held with many groups around the U.S. It was a period of intense effort in the lives of these groups. There was no rest. Mr. Nyland's practical understanding of Work and his insistence on direct application of the..... More
2019. Articles regarding Martin Benson, Rita Romilly Benson, Solange Claustres, Bernard Courtney Mayers, Dorothea Dooling, Lise Etievan, Marthe de Gaigneron, Kathryn Hulme, John Pentland, Lucy Pentland, Josée de Salzmann, Coral Segal, Beatrice Sinclair, Annie Lou Staveley, Evelyn Sutta, Henri Thomasson, Jean Toomer, Henri Tracol and René Zuber; Also included is..... More
Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1931. First edition. Toomer's second book. Very few were numbered and signed at the time of publication. Edition limited to a thousand copies, this one numbered 254 and signed by Toomer; Additionally inscribed 'from Jean & Marjory ... Christmas 1951", assumed in Toomer's hand; 64 pages plus..... More
Epigraph, 2019. Barbara Wright's memoir illuminates the possibility of positive change, through study, for all of us. A series of experiments in self-study, Learning to Love brings Barbara Wright George’s lifetime of rich experience to the question: Can I love every aspect of my life, even the most difficult? She..... More