JL: A Science-Haunted World Completed

This is my last book on the wearisome subject of urban blight, I have been writing on since 1996. At 21,238 words over 136 pages, this book turns out to be the maximum length I can stomach devoting to our devolution. I have completed 20 books on the subject of American blight this year. They are in alphabetical order, and averaging about 120 pages:

-A Science-Haunted World

-After Dark

-Anubis’ Gate

-Apocalisp [in print]

-Bad Book Good Book

-Dark Age

-Dark Kangdom

-Dusk

-Eight Minutes and Forty Six Seconds

-Emasculinity to Infinity

-Exodus Aryas

-Harpy Haj

-How God Saved Mars

-In the Crease of Might

-In the Shadows of Fright

-In the Shallows of Night

-Shamdemic Survivor

-Unbowed

-Wytchfinder

-Darksome Dawn

I am retiring to fiction and history writing. Half of my days are spent in fever or seizure and I just can’t put any more energy into the needling now.

Thanks for your support.

Excerpt

As I spoke to her about her predicament caught between various fanatical orthodoxy vectors masquerading as humans, I had to say, “I’m so sorry. You are caught smack between the old demon-haunted world of puritanical negation and the new science-haunted world of the mask. You are a lone human candle flickering in a hysterical night, a world where the sun does not rise unless the fact keepers say it did.”

Ms. Lockhart will publish this at some point she sees fit. If you would like a pdf copy with collectible typos, email me.

James

Contents

Notes 3

Goads the Hapless Manbeast 7

Armed Citizens 13

‘Forgotten by God and Rand McNally’ 18

No Place for Men 21

Waking Up in Indian Country 31

Second Order Tabooing 32

‘From Within an Abyss of Despair’ 37

Email from a Brother 39