Thoughtful. I shall have to remember that the next time I’m called a thoughtless clod. I’m about due for that so this was timely. Thanks for the book – as you can tell, I loved it. And hey, I /liked/ the brown text. It gave a certain patina which just seemed to fit.
I liked the brown ink for the illustrations, for sure. I wonder how they’ll look with black ink. I guess we’ll eventually see!
Alice C. Linsley
Mike, I was interested in what I read in your chapter on the Coptic Ankh. I’d like to discuss a theory with you that connects this symbol to the cosmology of Abraham’s people. Please contact me at your convenience at aproeditor-at-gmail-com.
Thanks.
Thoughtful. I shall have to remember that the next time I’m called a thoughtless clod. I’m about due for that so this was timely. Thanks for the book – as you can tell, I loved it. And hey, I /liked/ the brown text. It gave a certain patina which just seemed to fit.
I liked the brown ink for the illustrations, for sure. I wonder how they’ll look with black ink. I guess we’ll eventually see!
Mike, I was interested in what I read in your chapter on the Coptic Ankh. I’d like to discuss a theory with you that connects this symbol to the cosmology of Abraham’s people. Please contact me at your convenience at aproeditor-at-gmail-com.
Thanks.