Mark Avery and I have now both reviewed James Canton’s “The Papers,” each approaching it from our own different perspectives. That’s the beauty of reviewing books – different reviewers, bringing a diverse range of knowledge and experiences to the books they review, can easily interpret the same book in different ways yet still agree it is worth recommending.
In the traditions of a number of European spiritual practices, the Winter Solstice and the beginning of the festival of Yule mark the moment of transition of power from the Holly King to the Oak King – the nadir of the period of darkness in the northern hemisphere and end of the waning of Gaia’s […]
Not long ago I reported that Frederick Law Olmsted: Plans and Views of Public Parks was soon to be published by Johns Hopkins University Press. However in doing so I neglected also to mention the recent publication by this same publisher of the ninth volume in their definitive series cataloging Olmsted’s papers.