Detective Gugel has spent years in the South American jungle and is an initiated shaman. He is especially devoted to peyote. Peyote, which along with his shamanistic-yogic training, gives him certain “powers.” He sees the everyday world as merely the foyer that leads into a gigantic spiritual arena where “real” reality exists. A woman has been napalmed to death in her driveway in Grimore Park, a wealthy suburb north of Chicago and Gugel is called in on the case. The case takes Gugel to East Lansing, Michigan, where he begins his investigation and ultimately learns the murdered woman was a diabolical monster with evil plans for all who crossed her path.

The Lord Said Unto Satan

Literature & Fiction

Fox, Hugh

Genre Fiction

Post Mortem Press

Charles Bukowski: A Critical and Biographical Study

Poetry

Abyss Pubns

The Sacred Cave: And Other Poems

Omega Cat Pr

In the Sumerian equivalent of the "Garden of Eden" myth, the land of perfection is called ANAKU. In ancient Middle Eastern letters inscribed on ruins in Bolivia is the name TI-A-NAKU. Coincidence? 
Tiawanaku, Bolivia, Hugh Fox argues, is the "real" place behind all the ancient myths about a hero (the sun) going across the ocean to the House of the Sun. He also suggests that the site was the sacred place of shamanistic initiation - the death/rebirth experience being induced by psychedelic plants. 
With fascinating anecdotes of research in South America, comparisons between Quechua (the language of the Incas), Arabic, and Hebrew, and a captivating passion for the subject, The Book of Ancient Revelations is a visionary, riveting read for anyone with an interest in solar religions, Amerindian history/mythology, or matters psychedelic-shamanistic. 
Illustrated throughout with b/w sketches.

The Book Of Ancient Revelations

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

EcceNova Editions

Celebrating a lifetime of linguistic fireworks, this poetry collection contains 72 works by one of the most unique innovators of prose in America.

Defiance: Pensees Rouges Et Noirs

Higganum Hill Books

A chapbook series of little books with distinctive red covers, each one the size of a quarter sheet of paper, this series began in mid 1998 with the publication of "Fool's Paradise" and "El Pagano" by RD Armstrong. By the end of 2008, 59 titles had been published, with more planned for 2009. Some of the small press' most notable poets have taken part in this series, published by the Lummox Press.

The Long Way Home: The Best Of The Little Red Book Series 1998 -2008

Locklin, Gerald

Lifshin, Lyn

Moore, Todd

Campbell, Pris

Armstrong, R. D.

Cherin, Patricia

Cirino, Leonard

Lecrivain, Marie

Long, Philomene

Lummox Press

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