Bruges-La-Morte by Georges Rodenbach & UPDATE (Patron-Only Early Access)
A haunting journey through the melancholy psychology of a widower in Bruges, written by the Belgian Symbolist Georges Rodenbach.
Link: "The Occult Origins of Symbolism" by the channel Inspiraggio
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UPDATE: As I mentioned in the video, I'm discontinuing the Book & Coffee jar, as I'd like to give something to all patrons in the $5+ tiers
I'm replacing it with a Patron-Only Monthly AMA video. I'll make a post to gather questions for the first one next week.
If you're disappointed by this change or have any questions, please shoot me a message and we'll work it out.
I'm always open to suggestions for Patreon Perks if I can accommodate.
If you have any ideas, please reach out. I'd like to make this Patreon experience the best it can be.
I'll be sending this to you all in a private message as well.
Thank you very much for your continued support, and hope you're having a nice weekend.
Comments (9)
I don’t mind retiring coffee time! Much prefer an AMA series for Patreon supporters. Thanks for all you do, Cliff. Get that coffee!
Awesome - Thanks a bunch Tom!
Cliff - I've had a battered, 1$ Books On This Shelf Only, copy of Bruges-La-Morte living a forgotten and lonely existence tucked away somewhere in a closet for years. Thanks for the review. It now occupies a place on the bedside table... No more coffee time. Damn. I kept hoping to hear my name. Better than Romper Room. Five outta five Magic Mirrors. Somehow - I'd like drink some of your coffee. Sell me a bag. I'm a self important, douche-y coffee snob and am intrigued and curious about your home roast. Anyway - continue your kind and informative work, I really appreciate what you do. Ciao... Jay
My pleasure, hope you enjoy the book, thanks a bunch Jay! Please check your email, I sent you a message.
Oh sick I just watched Vetigo last weekend and I noted the gothic qualities of the movie despite it not necessarily being horror even if I didn't get it.
Nice! It really is one of the best. That soundtrack too...Legendary.
His grave!
Incredible, that's one of the coolest I've seen. Thanks for sharing!
http://www.bookride.com/2007/04/bruges-la-morte-georges-rodenbach-1892.html?m=1