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Stuart Holroyd
Two essays on Wilson's fellow Angy Young men. The first, 'Becoming Angry' was previously published in Abraxas (see J226*) as 'Holroyd in London'. The second, 'Expanding Horizons' traces his progress post-1960. To this Diller has added a 'Stuart Holroyd Bibliography'. N.B. The Copyright date on the reverse of the title page mistakenly reads 2012. The booklet was, in fact, published on May 2, 2011. Cf. Publisher's note.
His Dear Time's Waste
A 1950s Literary and Love Life Memoir. In this entertaining and moving memoir Stuart Holroyd looks back to a time when, although known as one of the 'angry young men', he was really more powerfully driven on the one hand by his ambition and on the other by his libido. He further complicated his life with a tendency to fall in love. First there was Joan, a beautiful actress who he brought to live in the bohemian house he shared with writer friends in London's Notting Hill, and then there was Susan, a seductive young divorcee and mother with, for him, a beguiling touch of class. It is a common enough story, but told with uncommon and engaging humour, candour, affection and style. The London literary world of the 1950s, and some of its luminaries, are vividly brought to life, but they are incidental to what the book is really about, to the love story, which is both of the time and of all time, particular in its details but universal in the passions it describes, the joys, agonies, dilemmas and utter craziness of life-changing young love.
The Nine
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Briefing for the Landing on Planet Earth
Author Stuart Holroyd, a skeptical but well-informed, open-minded researcher of the paranormal, became observer to a remarkable group of U.S. psychics headed by a famous American scientist, Andrija Puharich, and an English aristocrat, Sir John Whitmore. The group, called "Lab Nine" or "The Council of Nine," claimed they had made contact with galactic intelligences circling the earth, called "The Nine." The group claimed that The Nine was "selecting" human minds and interacting with them, thus hastening our evolution, a claim that raises the following questions: Did three of the "selected" minds help to avert a world disaster? Was the group in constant communication with extraterrestrials? Wa...
Contraries
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Alien Intelligence
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Minds Without Boundaries
Discusses modern scientific research of telepathy, clairvoyance, psychokinesis, and other psychic phenomena.
