We’ll do another reading from Gargantua and Pantagruel tomorrow. This week we’ll do pp. 118-128 (Ch. 54-58 in Book I, concerning the Abbey of Thélème) and pp. 365-375 (Ch. 49-52 in Book III, concerning the herb Pantagruelion). I couldn’t link the file directly this week, so scroll down on the archive.org page to find the link for the PDF. See ya.

We’re going to read some Rabelais on Tuesday! Book Four of Gargantua and Pantagruel, pp. 383-393 (the Prologue) and 402-408 (chapters 5-8).

We’ll conclude Communicating Vessels next week. Go from part 3 through the appendix (pp. 119-155).

We’ll push forth with Breton’s Communicating Vessels tomorrow. Read Part 2 (pp. 63-117). A reminder that we meet from 7-9pm now.

We’ll start Andre Breton’s Communicating Vessels next week. The introduction will be optional, but focus on getting thru Part 1 (pp.1-61). Remember, we now meet at 7pm!

Finishing Mount Analogue tomorrow—pp. 74-end. Remember we meet at 7pm now.

Next week, we’ll start René Daumal’s Mount Analogue. Let’s go from pp. 21-74. We’ll change the time of our meeting to 7pm tonight and henceforth.

Edit: Link seems to be going down. Here’s another!

No reading for you tomorrow. We’ll gather at 6:30pm (N.B.!) to watch Jodorowsky’s Fando and Lis. Just show up, bring some fare, and we’ll share in the time-magic that is cinema. Remember, 6:30pm!

Having done with Ligotti: “Autopsy on a Puppet: An Anatomy of the Supernatural” (pp. 183-229).

Pressing forward with Ligotti: “The Cult of Grinning Martyrs” (pp. 169-182).