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Ecstasy, a Sacramental Cosmos, and the Theurgic Mind
Made by Ecstasy, for Ecstasy: Literature in a Sacramental World
Feb 15
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Bernard Clairvaux
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By turning perspective itself into a speculative device, R. A. Lafferty makes the ordinary world appear strange, comic, and deeply unsettling.
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