A' Babbled Of Green Fields

[princeofcairo]

I think the tide is slowly beginning to turn. Yes, Fields Bookstore on Polk Street in San Francisco, pound for pound the finest occult bookstore in the Anglosphere beat me again. But not quite as decisively! For example, the Occult Nazis section had almost nothing to show me. Very little hot newness there: Did I buy A Science for the Soul:

Comments

[ratmmjess]

Sir:

A book not yet published which I think you'll want to look for, eventually, in a used bookstore somewhere.

(Yes, when I got the Kent State catalogue in the mail and saw this, I immediately thought of you. This may not be a good sign).

But did you get the discount?

[anonymous]

Sounds like a good bookstore trip, indeed. But unless you got a 20% discount for being The Prince, I'm still going to have to go with the time you did get the discount at The Stars Our Destination for doing for your excellent impression of Prof. Frink. <--St. Jerome

PS - Coded reply en route.

Re: But did you get the discount?

[equusregia]

My god, I remember that. You are, indeed, utterly cool.

[serpentstar]

Cope's megalith books are superb pieces of work. You probably don't need to own them, though, unless you plan to find the megaliths in question; even then, you rather need the relevant Ordnance Survey map, as Cope's directions to the sites are frequently as poetically mythical as the rest of the book. If you ever do want to do a megalithic tour of the UK, though, you can borrow our copy of _The Modern Antiquarian_; we don't have the European guide yet, not having visited all the British sites yet.

[mollpeartree]

Would his Amazon wish list do?

[equusregia]

Thanks for the image of you on a meathook. (You didn't mention a filthy, blood-encrusted wifebeater; I filled that part in an my own.) And oo rah for standing astride the broken colossus and chortling at its feeble attempts to fell you.