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The Spectre in the Lake

The Spectre in the Lake

The Spectre in the Lake

Douglas Edison Harding

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Editorial:
The Shollond Trust
Año de edición:
2009
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9780955451225
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This book, by the author of the well-known spiritual classic On Having No Head, is a kind of Pilgrim’s Progress for the Third Millennium. It is also a condensation, in the form of a romantic adventure story, of Harding’s major work, The Hierarchy of Heaven and Earth. Concerning which, C.S.Lewis wrote to the author: 'Hang it all, you’ve made me drunk, roaring drunk... My sensation is that you have written a book of the highest genius. Thanks to the nth!'

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