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On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 16:30:22 GMT, "A Tsar Is Born"
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 >"Steve Hayes" <hayesstw.spamless RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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  >> The Inklings webring, which linked web sites dealith with the Inklings
  >> (authors like C.S. Lewis, Tolkien, Charles Williams and others) is no
 >more.
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  >> It has been merged with another group on an unrelated topic.
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<font color=green>  >> <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/inkring.htm</font" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/inkring.htm</font</a>>

Too lazy to go see if there's a list of the Inklings sites.


 >
 >How very sad.
 >I'd love to chat about Charles Williams with folks.
 >Fuckin' weirdo, that guy.
 >(I've read all the novels.)


Me too. The only thing I've found like him elsewehre is MacDonald's
LILITH. Well, maybe bits of Swinburne.



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On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 16:30:22 GMT, "A Tsar Is Born"
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 >"Steve Hayes" <hayesstw.spamless RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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  >> The Inklings webring, which linked web sites dealith with the Inklings
  >> (authors like C.S. Lewis, Tolkien, Charles Williams and others) is no
 >more.
  >>
  >> It has been merged with another group on an unrelated topic.
  >>
  >> For more information, see:
  >>
<font color=green>  >> <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/inkring.htm</font" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/inkring.htm</font</a>>
 >
 >How very sad.
 >I'd love to chat about Charles Williams with folks.
 >Fuckin' weirdo, that guy.
 >(I've read all the novels.)

That's easy!

Just go to the Charles Williams page at

<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.coinherence.faithweb.com/" target="_blank">http://www.coinherence.faithweb.com/</a>

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  > >I'd love to chat about Charles Williams with folks.
  > >Fuckin' weirdo, that guy.
  > >(I've read all the novels.)

Should perhaps have added that I don't recommend them all, but I did love
All Hallows' Eve (better when reread than the first time) and Descent Into
Hell, and I give The Greater Trumps to my friends who are into Tarot. Well,
some of them. I know far too many people into Tarot....

 > Me too. The only thing I've found like him elsewehre is MacDonald's
 > LILITH. Well, maybe bits of Swinburne.

Who wrote "Voyage to Arcturus" ? I used to have that and another by the same
author, "The Haunted Lady." Definitely in the Williams-Lewis (Perelandra)
corner of the reading room.

With, maybe, Jurgen. (But Cabell's from a rather pagan p.o.v. -- which is
refreshing.) And de la Mare's The Three Mulla-Mulgars, though I despair of
finding another copy with the gorgeous illustrations of the first edition my
father owned.

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A Tsar Is Born wrote:
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 > Who wrote "Voyage to Arcturus" ? I used to have that and another by the same
 > author, "The Haunted Lady." Definitely in the Williams-Lewis (Perelandra)
 > corner of the reading room.
 >
David Lindsay. _Voyage to Arcturus_ is the only book of his I've
read. I don't know Williams at all.

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 > A Tsar Is Born wrote:
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  > > Who wrote "Voyage to Arcturus" ? I used to have that and another by the
same
  > > author, "The Haunted Lady." Definitely in the Williams-Lewis
(Perelandra)
  > > corner of the reading room.
  > >
 > David Lindsay. _Voyage to Arcturus_ is the only book of his I've
 > read. I don't know Williams at all.

Well, if you liked it, you will probably also like his "Haunted Lady,"
Lewis's Perelandra trilogy (at least the first two), and the two Williams's
I mentioned.

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On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 08:33:37 GMT, Odysseus
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 >A Tsar Is Born wrote:
  >>
  >> Who wrote "Voyage to Arcturus" ? I used to have that and another by the same
  >> author, "The Haunted Lady." Definitely in the Williams-Lewis (Perelandra)
  >> corner of the reading room.
  >>
 >David Lindsay. _Voyage to Arcturus_ is the only book of his I've
 >read. I don't know Williams at all.


Arcturus is free on the net, at Project Gutenberg.


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On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 05:57:36 GMT, "A Tsar Is Born"
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 ><m.DeleteThis@mooreeffoc.com> wrote in message
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   >> >I'd love to chat about Charles Williams with folks.
   >> >Fuckin' weirdo, that guy.
   >> >(I've read all the novels.)
 >
 >Should perhaps have added that I don't recommend them all, but I did love
 >All Hallows' Eve (better when reread than the first time) and Descent Into
 >Hell, and I give The Greater Trumps to my friends who are into Tarot. Well,
 >some of them. I know far too many people into Tarot....

My favourite Williams books are "The place of the lion", "War in heaven" and
"The greater trumps".

I've read them many times.

  >> Me too. The only thing I've found like him elsewehre is MacDonald's
  >> LILITH. Well, maybe bits of Swinburne.

I've read Lilith about three-quarters of the way through twice, but never
managed to finish it.


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 > Arcturus is free on the net, at Project Gutenberg.

Gutenberg also has a copy of Charles Williams' "Descent into Hell", but
only for people who reside outside the US and the EU. AFAIK, it's the
only Inkling-written book legally available online.

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