A.R. ORAGE: A MEMOIR.
University Books, 1966. Frontis portrait of Orage; Introduction by G.K. Chesterton; 140 pages. More
Literature
IN THE EAST MY PLEASURE LIES AND OTHER ESOTERIC INTERPRETATIONS OF PLAYS BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
Quacks Books, 1994. First edition thus. Includes interpretations of nineteen plays; 146 pages. More
IN THE EAST MY PLEASURE LIES:; A Fourth Way Interpretation of Shakespeare's Plays
Utrecht: Eureka, 1999. Inludes interpretations of nine plays; 146 pages. More
ROYALTY OF NATURE: A COMMENTARY ON SHAKESPEARE'S HISTORY PLAYS.
Utrecht: Eureka Editions, 2001. The inner meanings of Shakespeare's seven history plays, Richard II, Henry IV parts 1 and 2, Henry V, Henry VI, Richard III, Henry VIII. 127 pages, paperback in dust jacket. First printing of this edition, only 40 copies, two of which were hard bound; 127 pages. More
THE DENIS SAURAT READER.
Toronto: Colombo and Company, 2004. 65 essays and articels by Saurat on literature, poetry, French society, Religion, Metaphysics and Occultism, including 'A Vist to Gourdyev'; Edited by John Robert Colombo; 331 Pages. More
THE UNCERTAIN FEAST.
New York: Jacobsen, 1930. Second edition. In the leading character solito solano created a man who is phenomenally successful, yet singularly baffled. The triumphs he achieves are less satisfying than he had believed they would be. Unusually artistic dust jacket cover; A very uncommon title in any edition; 336 pages. More
THE LIVES OF JEAN TOOMER.
Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University, 1987. First edition. A comprehensive biography of the talented southern black writer who was more than a fiction writer and poet. Important for the man and the influence on his writing was the fact he was a disciple of Gurdjieff. 411 pages. More
TO MAKE A NEW RACE: GURDJIEFF, TOOMER, AND THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE.
Jackson: Univesity of Mississippi, 1999. First edition. This is the first study of Gurdjieff, Toomer, and the Harlem Renaissance to look beyond contemporary portrayals of the mystic in order to judge his influence. Scouring correspondence, manuscripts, and published texts, Woodson finds the direct links in which Gurdjieff through Toomer played... More