Jane wrote:
No not really. There's shitloads I don't know. How 'bout you?
Masses I'm unaware of. It's what makes the Universe so awesome, to me at least. And Gyrus' book, I think, is an exploration of the same sorta thing: an initial exploration of things from a neolithic 'way of looking at things' (paradigm). The book's just dropped thru mi letterbox a half-hour back. I'll turn my attention to it when I get back from work, but note our very own Julian Cope (who's written the Foreword) thinks highly of this tome, and Gyrus himself, noting, "He's unearthed far too much essential stuff to stop now." Absolutely! And "for his superb and enduring research he is worthy of our deep gratitude." Gotta agree.
If my initial description was a bit overly verbose, I apologise. But get the book and see what you think. Despite how others may criticise the material and approach (usually uneducated critics, in all honesty), any open-minded researcher will hold their head and learn much from what's inside. For £8 it's an absolute utter bargain!
