Three Books by Carroll Quigley
After reading these books, you will no longer be a history virgin but I can tell you that you will respect yourself in the morning.
Three Debates
The question of why multitudes submit to doomed systems designed to benefit few, has yet to be conclusively answered.
A Bestiary of Wordlets
A look at the medium of radio in its past, personal, present, peculiar, pernicious and predicted roles.
Start With a Single Acorn
Curiosity and patience through the mystery. Reflections on Guided Meditations or Bobcat Logic for Meditation Hesitancy (6)
Rolling In Trifolium Repens
A brush with my fey inner-Celt while looking over a four leaf clover.
The Courage To Be Examined
The benefits of gentlemanly debate, literary honesty, intellectual courage and the bobcat logic of a California mink farmer.
Quasimodo & A Bowl Of Eggs
A look at three books written by Douglas Reed and the Siamese twins, Religion and History.
She Came Through The Fire
How I was blessed to deliver a special message forty years after a war.
Very Thick Indeed
A horseback ride along the Möbius strip of human history, pondering the Relativity of Wisdom, from before never to after forever.
Theogitations On Religious Taxonomy
A look at the genesis, adaptation, mutation and classification of religions.
Ghost Story
A true ghost story from 1970’s Nanaimo where something is not quite right with an old house on Harewood Rd.
From Altoids To Cocoflavanoids
Speculations on the demolition of the James Bell Tavern, the US Bill of Rights and some “curiously strong peppermints.”
After The Crows
Examining the comparative perception of "progress" through generations and the distorted lens of history.
A Latter Day Sikh
Guru Gobind Singh meets Joseph Smith on a Vancouver sidewalk, who then meets the Lynn Valley Buddha. Story by Michael Hawes.
Omne Ignotum Pro Magnifico
Everything unknown is held to be magnificent. An exploration of that fact in human terms.
Slain By Incongruity
Examining Thomas Hobbes’ epic book Leviathan through the electric mist with some honoured guests.