Bison Frontiers of Imagination: A Voyage to Arcturus (Paperback)

from Randulf

This has been a novel which has always been surrounded in mystery and speculation as to what its true meaning is. It's worth bearing in mind that Lindsay was bitter about the world after the events of the Great War shattered his faith in humanity and this is perhaps a reflection of this. Characte...

from Randulf

This has been a novel which has always been surrounded in mystery and speculation as to what its true meaning is. It's worth bearing in mind that Lindsay was bitter about the world after the events of the Great War shattered his faith in humanity and this is perhaps a reflection of this. Characte...

from ben_a

Everyone seems to hate the prose style in this book. C.S. Lewis called it 'appalling.' This is not my experience. To the contrary, I found Lindsay's style a match to the strangeness of the book, the fearsomeness of his vision. There is nothing quite like it. Oceaxe gave a beautiful sneer as she t...

from Randulf

This has been a novel which has always been surrounded in mystery and speculation as to what its true meaning is. It's worth bearing in mind that Lindsay was bitter about the world after the events of the Great War shattered his faith in humanity and this is perhaps a reflection of this. Characte...

from endersreads

I cannot tell you how thrilled I was to find this beautiful little gem! Maskull's adventure is quite the subjective experience, leaving only a hint of what Lindsay's theology and philosophy were. Arcturus is the brightest star in the constellation Bootes and is mentioned in the book of Job alongs...