Crowley, then ...

William Ansley · 28 Jul 2003, 16:51 · from urth-v0307.mbox · original

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From: William Ansley <wansley at warwick.net>
Subject: Re: (urth) Crowley, then ...
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 12:51:03 -0400
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I have no idea what you think a reasonable price might be. If you want a=20
physical edition of the book, then you might try Bookfinder. I looked up=20
Crowley on Bookfinder recently and they had copies of both the books you=20
want starting at about $30. Of course, those books may be sold by now and=20
this doesn't include tax or shipping.

<http://www.bookfinder.com>

I don't consider eBay a good place to find books, but if you check it=20
periodically, you can occasionally get a great bargain.

<http://ebay.com>

If you are willing to read the books on a computer screen and you have a=20
Microsoft Windows PC (not Macintosh or Linux) or a Pocket PC (not a Palm),=20
then you can order electronic editions for $8 each. (Actually AEgypt seems=20
to be available in a Palm compatible edition as well.)

<http://www.electricstory.com/authors/john_crowley.asp>

IHTIIOSSUTY*.

William Ansley

*I hope this information is of some slight use to you.
(I just felt like coining my own 'net acronym.)

At 08:55 AM 7/28/2003 +0100, you wrote:
>I would love to read _Aegypt_ as I understand it has a strong alchemy theme
>to it (a subject that fascinates me), but I can't find it anywhere for
>anything resembling a reasonable price (ditto _Love & Sleep_). It would se=
em
>a shame to read _Daemonomania_ before the preceding titles, but it's the
>only one of the three that can be bought easily.

--=20

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