Frauds/freuds 8: the ‘Very Reverend’ Robert Parkin Peters

A damned talented elephant

The Path of Pollen or Frauds (freuds) 7

 

Lately we’re picking up a great deal of consternation in the media about bees, or the lack of them. Unrestrained use of fertilisers in the USA has killed off many of these essential pollinators, and now some canny operators are hiring out mobile bee-pollinating units and driving from one end of the country to the other with them.

The Little Red Chairs-Edna O’Brien

‘Edna O’Brien was the first Irish woman to have sex,’ says Anne Enright in her Guardian review of O’Brien’s 2011 novel, The Light of Evening. She goes on to say for Irish women of that time, 1960, sex was mostly about having children.

Gurus in the Family Part 2 My Father’s Guru by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson

 

Jeffrey Masson’s father’s guru PB Brunton, known in the family as PB, unlike Sri  Ramakrishna, was not given to ecstatic fits or animal possession. A small neat man with a pointed beard he inspired the devotion of Masson’s father Jacques and his uncle Bernard without performing any spectacular feats.

Frauds(freuds)6: Tommaso Benedetti

 

Frauds/freuds 5: ontological preliminaries and angry penguins

Frauds (freuds) 4 : Arthur Cravan, tangoing till dawn

Frauds (freuds) 3: The Encyclopaedia of Liars and Deceivers*

Robinson Crusoe teaches the bear to dance.

Frauds (freuds) 2 – Peter Treseder and Donald Crowhurst

                                                                                                   

Peter Treseder *                                                 The Golden Globe circuit