A Classical Reading List For A Postmodern History Buff
Posted in Ancient Combat on Sep 15, 2018 — 238 reads, 1 comment
James LaFond's Impressions Of This Is A Young World & The Ages Stride On Golden Feet By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Sep 12, 2018 — 99 reads
Sam Finlay And James Discuss A 1970s Update On The Classic Caucasian Hero
Posted in Harm City on Aug 11, 2018 — 309 reads
Wejumpka By Rick Bass From In These Loyal Mountains, Pages 77-86, Mariner Books, NY, 1995
Posted in Blog on Aug 10, 2018 — 171 reads
Humpty Dumpty In Oakland By Phillip K. Dick, 1986, Tor, NY, 252 Pages
Posted in Blog on Aug 8, 2018 — 338 reads, 1 comment
The Internally Triumphant Conclusion Of The Worm Ouroboros, Chapters 26-33
Posted in Blog on Aug 3, 2018 — 246 reads
The Worm Ouroboros, Chapter 25
Posted in Blog on Jul 31, 2018 — 182 reads
Slaves On Horse Back, From The Adventures Of The Negro Cowboys By Phillip Durham And Everett L. Jones
Posted in Ancient Combat on Jul 21, 2018 — 164 reads
The Worm Ouroboros, Chapters 20 & 21
Posted in Blog on Jul 18, 2018 — 146 reads
A Chronology Of English African Race Consciousness: Antiquity To 1735
Posted in Ancient Combat on Jul 15, 2018 — 206 reads
White Over Black: American Attitudes Toward The Negro 1550-1812 By Winthrop D. Jordan
Posted in Ancient Combat on Jul 14, 2018 — 237 reads
The Babylonian Woe By David Astle, Impressions Of The Self-Published 1975 Book
Posted in Ancient Combat on Jul 9, 2018 — 218 reads
A Man Question From Brad On Researching Plantation America
Posted in Ancient Combat on Jul 2, 2018 — 238 reads, 1 comment
James LaFond's Impressions Of The Forest Passage By Ernst Junger: Pages 67-97
Posted in Blog on Jul 2, 2018 — 163 reads
James LaFond's Impressions Of The Forest Passage By Ernst Junger: Pages 31-67
Posted in Blog on Jul 2, 2018 — 162 reads
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Despite his youth and deformities, Three-Rivers is a renowned visionary among the Longhouse-people. So it is no surprise, that when an insane white savage comes into Mother Earth seeking Hiawatha, that it is Three-Rivers who meets him by chance under the looming forest above the Shellfish-water. There is cause, however, for surprise, and also an otherworldly quest; for this man is possessed by a potent flesh-demon, brings dread warnings of evil invaders, and has been sent into the world by a thunder-conjurer from a mysterious place beyond the very Sunset. Also see:
 
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