The Night Country [Loren Eiseley]

The Night Country [Loren Eiseley][Anthropology] [Memoir] [Dark] The Night Country Loren Eiseley Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. 1971. First edition, first printing. Corner clipped dust jacket. Some dings and rubbing to dust jacket. Some minor soiling to top edge of text block. No this has nothing to do with True Detective: Night Country. Unless maybe the writer saw this book, said "The Night Country" is a good name, then ran with it. We will never know. Instead, you get a very

full of behind the scenes shots and well done skate photography

I suggest that the spoken word as we know it came before the written word

[Occult] [Journal] [Practical Magic]

Harvest Home

Harrison realized that the drugs-and-rock exploitation in the late 60's was not merely a fad or a catch-all for dirty hippies and dropouts

which Alan Moore has cited as an inspiration for “V for Vendetta”

This is a MASSIVE photo book with some incredibly good sometimes harrowing photos of youth doing their thing

"Is Emily Dickinson “the female Sade”

though not particularly dense

It's really something to behold

are owned by tribes

begging to be put in touch with the killer