Samples from "because the stars say so"

As is my wont, & before I forget about it, which also happens, here are some samples from because the stars say so. This is on sale at this link. It is 169 pp & £10 or $12, which is pretty inexpensive for a big motherfucker of a book. There are five samples here. It is a great buggerly long book, so five seems warranted. It is on Amazon here, but, seriously, fuck them & the horse they rode in on. Purchase from the first link is greatly appreciated. I get more & there is less oppression & other fuckery involved. 

Also, here is the British Library free access copy of Revelations of Divine Love by Mother Juliana. Now I am pretty sure that it is the goddess who visited her. Given her identification of Jesus as the Mother, & the actual content of the divine revelations, it seems that the values of her time led her to misidentify the goddess as the fictional christian god.  You will only find the real goddess here, in Sartre, oddly enough, & in my poems. Do not pray to her. It enrages her.

 

 

because the stars say so

New from Posthuman Poetry & Prose, because the stars say so, previously fourth part of the "poems for Emma" series & now one of the two that I have retained, is now out & on sale at this link. Blurb follows. $12 or £10 for 169 pp is not bad. It is also on Amazon here.

"This is the fourth book in the "poems for Emma" series. It is love poetry, but also songs of praise to the fire & the goddess. This book contains poems with epigraphs drawn from the marvelous books of Tanya Rakh, to whom McLean is indebted for inspiration. McLean is also heavily indebted to Emma for being his perfect muse."

See the post below this one for links to Tanya's books. The cover is below. Samples will be posted in a day or two, I am sure.  

There is more religious stuff in this book, of the goddess, Mother Juliana & her (partial) misgendering of the goddess, past lives, BDSM, eroticism, Lyotard & the libidinal, the eternal return & affirmation, Deleuze & Guattari & becomings animal, & various other things. It's the book by me that I like best.