- The first Abraxas site was actually assembled in Japan by John Russell - but I have not been able
- to reach it of late - is everything okay John?
Apart from the present site, there is a subsidiary one
- at Tripod,
mainly devoted to providing a sample of the contents of the most recent issue. In America
- a first rate browse may be obtained from the well-designed Colin Wilson Page
by John B. Morgan,
- which has a relatively comprehensive links page, and the inimitable
Maurice Bassett at 'Reinventing
- Yourself', offering downloads of original MSS and a selection of books, photographs and documents.
- The
Booklist Site
features a
series of thorough and sharply written literary profiles, with extensive
-
interviews, articles and bibliographies, the Colin Wilson entry being
particularly varied and illuminating.
-
- In England the long-established Paupers' Press, headed by Colin Stanley, continues its sterling work and
- there are many other peripheral and mainstream links all over the world. The Intuition Network, for
- instance, has Dr Jeffrey Mishlove conducting an interview with CW and no doubt additional material is
- being uploaded as I write this page.
And if you'd like to enter a forum, discussing or merely eulogising
- about the
works of CW, John Morgan has set up an active, well-organised outlet at Yahoo
that may be
- entered through his site. Visit the 'Colin
Wilson Club' and immerse yourself in a dazzling intellectual
- dust-up.
-
- by the musicians, Julian Cope and
Simon 'Templar' Brigton, devoted to the archaeologist and master dowser
- who
anticipated so many ideas that are now accepted in alternative culture. The
group have produced two
- brilliant CDs that may be obtained from the site and
also include with them an attractively designed small
- book that contains an
important overview of Lethbridge's major writings. Sixteen books are listed
in all,
- reminding one that Lethbridge's output was more extensive than many
realise. His first book was called
- 'Umiak' and was subtitled 'The European
Ancestry of the Women's Boat'.
-
- And now, as we enter the new year (2004)
Geoff Ward has told me of his new site Colin
Wilson World which
- I am looking forward to investigating. Geoff, many of
you will remember, was the journalist who contributed
-
an excellent and
thorough appraisal of Colin's career to celebrate his 70th year. And there
is another fine site
which I have been rather tardy in listing, and that is Faculty
X which concentrates on
-
the evolution of consciousness and man's sense
of purpose.
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