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Prayers for Nothing- (C.S. Thompson) |
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When myth incarnates in the waking world, the result can be a revelation. Explore the philosophy of Mythorealism, a new vision for the modern world- as sharp and flexible as tempered steel; as insightful as poetry. Poems and essays by CS Thompson. |
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The Red Dance- (Lani Thompson) |
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"In the beginning there was nothing. Then Makir put on his red slippers and began to dance. He danced the stars that seed life and the dreams born from their dust. He danced the birth of Time, framework of stories. He danced the wyrmholes between all our worlds…and then he danced the Irth." |
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Join Faelin on her journey to uncover the truth of the horror-filled night when her son disappeared. Discover why she created the nightmare world of the Screaming Mother and Dark Moon, and help her uncover the secret of the magic child. But, beware. Once you put on the magic red slippers, you will not be able to stop until the terrible dragon appears with the answer you seek -- and the seeds of your destruction. |
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The Modern Gnosis- (C.S. Thompson) |
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The world we live in is the world of magic, and the living power of myth and mysticism are all around us in our art and literature, in the ethical choices we all make on a daily basis and even in our most basic experiences of fundamental reality. This is the philosophy of Mythorealism, a new viewpoint for the modern world- spontaneous, imaginative and free of doctrines, a direct path to the spiritual insight of the modern gnosis. While the essays and poetry of Prayers for Nothing are the perfect introduction to Mythorealism, The Modern Gnosis takes the reader further, with an in-depth philosophical discussion of the Mythorealist perspective on aesthetics, ethics and metaphysics. |
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Mandarin Empire- (C.S. Thompson) |
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A short collection of dialogues set in the Mandarin Empire, a fictional interstellar civilization not dissimilar to classical China. The Mandarin Empire and its Tene Dynasty are intended as a venue in which interesting conversations can occur- a place where people care about art and poetry, magic and religion, and discuss such topics with pleasure. |
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