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Publications
Jun. 30th, 2020 01:08 pmGerman Ghosts and Ghost Stories: Accounts and Annotations from the Autumn of 1887
The Eater-of-Chains and Other Oneiric Entities: Dreams and Dream Lore in The Neath
The Significance of the Name in African and European Mythology (proscribed)
A Decomposing Deity: Dissecting the Correspondence (proscribed)
Septivalence in Correspondence Grammar (proscribed)
Tavern Demonology: Folk Wisdom from the Blind Helmsman
The Cosomology of Clay: Metaphysical Glosses on Loamsprach Verse
Further Loamsprach Glosses
The Fiddler's Fluke and Other Tales: Being a Survey of Neath-Songs from Wolfstack through Polythreme
On Specular and Speculative Travel (proscribed)
The Mountain of Youth: An Epic of the Elder Country
Comparative Soul Lore, with Notes from Flute Street: Pneuma, Hugr and Vital Essence (denounced)
Down and Down and North and Round: An Incunabulum on the People and Customs of Mutton Island
Phoebean, Cynthian, Luciferan: An Incunabulum on the Story Cycles of Hunter's Keep
A Theological Bestiary
Second City Hieroglyphs, Reproduced and Translated for the London Readership (proscribed)
The Fallen Horizon of Aten: A Theory of the Second City (proscribed)
Shrieks and Theosophistry: Regarding the Dancing Trees of Bullbone Island
The Journal of Neath Studies (underground)
The Attendants of Mr Sacks, or From the Mouths of Babes
As Tall as the Cavern Roof: Tales Told by a Salty Fabulist
Burn the Bat and Catch the Star: Following the Correspondence through Street Songs and Rhymes (proscribed)
On the Correspondence in the Manufacture of Puzzle-Damask (proscribed)
The Voice in the Fog: Some Notes on the Purpose of Polythremean Folk Music
The Affair of the Box: An Exposé (despised)
To the Mountains of Cheese: A Selection of the Songs of Ratkind
A Shrine of the Deep Blue Heaven: Evidence of Tengrism in the Fourth City
Reflections on the World Behind the Mirrors (proscribed)
The Feast of Masks and Other Fallen Traditions
Matters Unholy, Impossible, or Untrue: The Short Stories of T.E. Gylden
"The Pirate Poet" in Loamsprach and English
Customs of the Clay Quarters
The Eater-of-Chains and Other Oneiric Entities: Dreams and Dream Lore in The Neath
The Significance of the Name in African and European Mythology (proscribed)
A Decomposing Deity: Dissecting the Correspondence (proscribed)
Septivalence in Correspondence Grammar (proscribed)
Tavern Demonology: Folk Wisdom from the Blind Helmsman
The Cosomology of Clay: Metaphysical Glosses on Loamsprach Verse
Further Loamsprach Glosses
The Fiddler's Fluke and Other Tales: Being a Survey of Neath-Songs from Wolfstack through Polythreme
On Specular and Speculative Travel (proscribed)
The Mountain of Youth: An Epic of the Elder Country
Comparative Soul Lore, with Notes from Flute Street: Pneuma, Hugr and Vital Essence (denounced)
Down and Down and North and Round: An Incunabulum on the People and Customs of Mutton Island
Phoebean, Cynthian, Luciferan: An Incunabulum on the Story Cycles of Hunter's Keep
A Theological Bestiary
Second City Hieroglyphs, Reproduced and Translated for the London Readership (proscribed)
The Fallen Horizon of Aten: A Theory of the Second City (proscribed)
Shrieks and Theosophistry: Regarding the Dancing Trees of Bullbone Island
The Journal of Neath Studies (underground)
The Attendants of Mr Sacks, or From the Mouths of Babes
As Tall as the Cavern Roof: Tales Told by a Salty Fabulist
Burn the Bat and Catch the Star: Following the Correspondence through Street Songs and Rhymes (proscribed)
On the Correspondence in the Manufacture of Puzzle-Damask (proscribed)
The Voice in the Fog: Some Notes on the Purpose of Polythremean Folk Music
The Affair of the Box: An Exposé (despised)
To the Mountains of Cheese: A Selection of the Songs of Ratkind
A Shrine of the Deep Blue Heaven: Evidence of Tengrism in the Fourth City
Reflections on the World Behind the Mirrors (proscribed)
The Feast of Masks and Other Fallen Traditions
Matters Unholy, Impossible, or Untrue: The Short Stories of T.E. Gylden
"The Pirate Poet" in Loamsprach and English
Customs of the Clay Quarters
