Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales
by H.P. Lovecraft

Reading from various sources about the quizzical confusion about the diagnostic criteria around the issue of the ambiguity between autism , genius and madness.
The process by which the continuing debate may correspond to a literal continuum on which the issue could be appraised and narrowed down to manageable levels of approximation.

Anyone probably comment with sources of additional material, on the premis that a singularly read topic, transpires from a non assuming single text, that is quickly progressing to a collective singularity of inclusiveness .

Any takers in a cognitive default along the lines of Kurtzwell et. al. , toward the archetypical, all inclusive phenomenal unity between apprehension of sense and ‘ non-sense’ (representation)?

Yes.



I would recommend

Unhinged by Vera Valentine, which is smut starring a lady and her apartment's front door. Followed by Plowed By The Pumpkin King by Juno Delight, which is what it says on the tin.

‘who is afraid of Virginia Wolf’ Edward Albee excerpt line really moved me :
“… as Matthew exclaims, :


But it really happened” ( behind the green door)

Finally somebody's put some monster erotica in this thread.

Well, I was intrigued, so I found the cover:

A book by Theodor Lessing


Le Gasp the Controversy of such wordage!

That one was awful. Unhinged had no right to be as good as it was (it was still bad).

Incomplete Nature: How Mind Emerged from Matter
by Terrence W. Deacon

The Snow Queen - Joan D. Vinge

I wouldn't normally grab a fantasy title blind, but my brother (an unpublished fantasy/sci-fi author with an agent) not only recommended this, but bought it for me as a birthday gift. So far it's...a fantasy novel. I'm placing complete trust in my brother, and I do trust him, although our tastes aren't 100% aligned. It did win a Hugo.