Mark Fraunfelder (Creative Commons photo).
The popular Boing Boing blog (originally a magazine, which I subscribed to back in the day) has recently had two posts about Robert Anton Wilson.
The first, which went up Dec. 1, was by Mark Frauenfelder and covers the latest Hilaritas Press book, A Non-Euclidian Perspective: Robert Anton Wilson's Political Commentaries 1960-2005. Mark writes, "reading it today, his thinking feels more urgent than ever."
The second, also by Mark and posted Dec. 17, talks about RAW's love for mystery writer John Dickson Carr and links to my blog post on the subject. And, in turn, my post began with a post on BlueSky by RAW Semantics.
Mark and his wife, Carla Sinclair, founded bOING bOING the magazine, before it became a blog. I once called the phone number listed for the magazine when I was wondering why I hadn't seen a new issue for months, and a young woman told me that "Mark" had been busy helping Billy Idol with Idol's latest album. I was too shy to say, "Hey, are you Carla?!" but I was told later it was likely Ms. Sinclair.
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