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luke wrote:

-Another clipping is from something called "The Hedgehog Review / Fall 06", it also has the heading, "At the Gates of the Labyrinth / Komesaroff".

Give me some text and I'll get a page number.

[danteIL]

luke wrote:

I'm not sure what you mean by half-pages, but "The Hedgehog Review" is the top left corner of a page (top right of the page when it's reversed). Everything else looks like it's a complete page.

Well, based on the Hedgehog Review Fall 2006 Table of Contents here, the Labryinth/Komesaroff article starts on p. 36.

[luke]

Sorry, to clarify, Dreams in the Witch-House is on page 145. One the reverse side is "At The Mountains of Madness" which is page 146.

I'm not sure what you mean by half-pages, but "The Hedgehog Review" is the top left corner of a page (top right of the page when it's reversed). Everything else looks like it's a complete page.

[thebruce]

so dreams in the witchhouse has no page numbers?

and can you tell for the 2 half-page sheets which are the top and bottom halves? They two halves don't have to match with each other, just are they the top or bottom of their page?

[luke]

Moutains of Madness clipping is the only one with page numbers. Pages 145/146.

[danteIL]

Thanks luke!

luke wrote:

Another clipping is from a novel. "At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Dreams in the Witch-House" are on the tops of the two pages, meaning one of these is the name of the chapter, and the other of the book. -Another clipping shows 80 frames from what looks like a movie about a blonde woman, some sort of scary ape-monster, and soldiers fighting on a building that catches fire. The reverse side shows 88 frames from an old black and white film that looks like "Birth of a Nation" (i knew that movie guessing thread would come in handy ) -Another clipping is from something called "The Hedgehog Review / Fall 06", it also has the heading, "At the Gates of the Labyrinth / Komesaroff".

What page numbers are each of these on, if you can tell?

[luke]

Tarot Cards, interesting. An update on my part: my scanner is broken, and I can't find the cord to attatch my digital camera to the computer. So, until I can find some other means, I hope this is enough information.

-My personalized letter can be found on Page 18.
-My watercolour painting shows the edge of a building on fire in the bottom left corner. The rest of the painting is sky, with smoke rising from the fire.
-My I Ching states: "Fellowship with Men 145, 27, 15" and is on a page 5 of a book called "Dagon". The reverse side (page 6) reveals the author to be none other than H.P. Lovecraft
-Another clipping is from a book called, "Monsters of the Sea". On page 131, the heading is the Kraken, and the words, "tentacle" and "mythical devilfish" are circled.
-Another clipping is from a novel. "At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Dreams in the Witch-House" are on the tops of the two pages, meaning one of these is the name of the chapter, and the other of the book.
-Another clipping shows 80 frames from what looks like a movie about a blonde woman, some sort of scary ape-monster, and soldiers fighting on a building that catches fire. The reverse side shows 88 frames from an old black and white film that looks like "Birth of a Nation" (i knew that movie guessing thread would come in handy )
-Another clipping is from something called "The Hedgehog Review / Fall 06", it also has the heading, "At the Gates of the Labyrinth / Komesaroff".
-Finally, there's a clipping of page 39/40 from some sort of consumer feedback... thing. There all sorts of letters starting with, "Dear 2600..." Yeah, it's weird. EDIT: Just noticed the name of the magazine in a corner: 2600 Magazine.

As I said, I'm working on getting the scans still, but it might take awhile. Any questions, just ask. OH, and one more thing, I noticed there's a "51" in the top left corner of the envelope everything came in. No idea what that means.

[danteIL]

Re: Bseeing U email

[thebruce]

welcome, madman!

So far we've still got 2 Houston craigslists unaccounted for, and one more Austin...

Houston #1
Houston #2
Austin

any of these sound like they could be applicable to you?

[madmad59]

 Bseeing U email

[cissmiace]

October wrote:

cissmiace wrote: luke wrote: Quote: Luke, I've seen men hanging, cities burning, Not sure if this has been mentioned before, but I was wondering if the personal letters are in any way a refrence to various styles of tarrot card? Theres about a million different styles of tarrot card out there, but this reminded me of one I used to have, and obviously it was for the Hanged man. Just a thought! It's a good idea, and we may certainly see other tarot references. Luke's letter could as easily be representative of The Moon or The Tower, though. As an aside note, regarding the "Strength" Tarot card on the website's background - it's from the Rider-Waite (sp??) tarot set, and I *think* it's the only card in that set that depicts a cat of any sort. I'm sure it doesn't mean anything, but I thought that was a nice touch... Edit: A handy tarot website focusing on the Rider-Waite cards is located here: http://www.learntarot.org

Funny you mention the tower! Just found this, possibley cities burning?
Artist is Ernest Fitzpatrick

Also, it just occured to me to search for lovecraft tarot, they exist!

[GoodChild]

sorry to report, my fellow south africans (I'm an ex one of you, sort of, and i'm getting married to one) but I checked the Cape Town, Durban and Joburg craigslists and nothing from BA.

[October]

cissmiace wrote:

luke wrote: Quote: Luke, I've seen men hanging, cities burning, Not sure if this has been mentioned before, but I was wondering if the personal letters are in any way a refrence to various styles of tarrot card? Theres about a million different styles of tarrot card out there, but this reminded me of one I used to have, and obviously it was for the Hanged man. Just a thought!

It's a good idea, and we may certainly see other tarot references. Luke's letter could as easily be representative of The Moon or The Tower, though.

As an aside note, regarding the "Strength" Tarot card on the website's background - it's from the Rider-Waite (sp??) tarot set, and I *think* it's the only card in that set that depicts a cat of any sort. I'm sure it doesn't mean anything, but I thought that was a nice touch...

Edit: A handy tarot website focusing on the Rider-Waite cards is located here: http://www.learntarot.org

[cissmiace]

Phaedra wrote:

That's a really good thought, but if it's the case, in most letters the card must be implied rather than named as directly as in the example you used. When you read through the other letters do any other matches leap out at you?

Im going to get my little book out and have a good ponder. A few things leap out at me, but I might me stretching xD
But yeah, I agree I think that their implied.
I think it would make it alot easier if I found that specific style of tarot I was thinking of first. I'll have a gander and see!