Essays
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Adele and Richard Carmichael Collection
This collection originated from the estate of noted musician and artist Carol Celeste Carmichael Parks (1949-2010), granddaughter of Adele and Richard and daughter of Ralph and Evangeline “Vange” Otto Carmichael [later McPherson]. Although the bulk of this collection revolves around Richard Carmichael and to a lesser extent Adele, there are a few additional items related to Ralph Carmichael, Vangie McPherson and Rolf McPherson.
Armchair Demonology: The Magical Benefits of Cultivating Bad Habits / by Clint Marsh ; illustrated by Gerhard. 2nd ed. A Fiddler's Green leaflet. Berkeley, CA: Clint Marsh, 2019
Exploding the Tangerine: A Shy Person's Guide to Battle Magic / by Clint Marsh ; illustrated by Oliver Bly. 1st ed. A Fiddler's Green Leaflet. Berkeley, California: Clint Marsh, 2019
Nine Apples: A Neopagan Anthology, compiled and edited by Chas S. Clifton, 1979
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Nine Defenses Against the Basilisk: Black & White Magic for Surviving Extreme Anxiety / by Clint Marsh ; illustrated by Alexis Berger. 2nd ed. , 2019
"In antiquity the wild places of the world were menaced by the dreaded "king of all reptiles," the basikisk, a creature so vile that it could turn brave heroes to stone with a mere look. Today we face the basilisk every time we are gripped with anxiety so strong it stops us in our tracks.
Through a look at nine time-honored defenses against the basilisk, this booklet will help you find the best ways to fend off perilous monster's petrifying gaze.
Sex and Spirit: Exploring Gay Men's Spirituality / edited by Robert Barzan. San Francisco: White Crane Press, 1995
"Coming out, Zen, sexuality, shamanism, ecology, HIV - whatever is part of gay life is explored in this dynamic collection of essays be some of our most respected spokesmen."--Page 4 of cover
The Riddle of the Sphinx: The Artist's Path and the Secrets of Immortality / by Clint Marsh ; illustrated by Adrienne Rozzi. 1st ed. Berkeley, California: Clint Marsh, 2019
"The artist's life presents those who dare take it up with a unique set of possibilities and challenges, among them a chance for renown long after the end of their days on earth. In this illustrated essay, writer Clint Marsh and artist Adrienne Rozzi use the myth of Oedipus and the Sphinx to examine the perils all creative people face - and the ways they overcome them - on their path to mastery and the promise of this most treasured form of immortality."--Page 4 of cover