More Than Apocalypse: The Deep Cultural Prophecy of Richard Grossinger’s “2013”
Now that we have been suitably flattered and frightened by the purportedly Mayan deus ex machina of 2012, it is high time we rejected its myth of hardwired inevitabilities. In his latest book, “2013”, Richard Grossinger, America’s great unsung cultural prophet, melds his personal explorations and cosmic reflections to elevate prophecy to a more serving and liberating role.
Richard Grossinger
What’s So Positive About “Positive” Law?
In his review of Stephen D. Smith’s “Law’s Quandary,” Daniel Sheehan, one of America’s leading Constitutional lawyers, asks why the author stopped before the job was done.
by Bill Stranger [September 21 2009]
Ego-Death and the Illusion of The Sixties
Now that Buddhism has gone mainstream, the ancient call to renunciation pretty well dropped off the map. But back in the edgy, apocalyptic sixties the name of the game was ego-death.
by Bill Stranger [August 28 2006]
