Housekeeping and note to readers

The subject of yesterday's late blog post. 

I have gotten behind on putting up links to the various areas on the right side of the page to notable websites and blog postings, but I have added three: "Free Timothy Leary books on the Internet," under "More Feature Articles and Interviews,"; "Reading About RAW: Biographies and Criticism," under "Robert  Anton Wilson Resources," and "Robert Shea: A Reader's Guide," under "Robert Shea Resources." I probably need to work on that some more. This blog has been published for years, and I would like to think there are few topics concerning Wilson or Shea that have not at least been touched upon. The blog has a search box at the top, and if you get interested in a particular topic, it's worth a try. I ran a search for T'he Magic Flute, Mozart's opera influenced by Freemasonry, and a bunch of postings came up. 

Also: In my semiretirement, I am late to bed and late to rise, which explains why many of these postings show up around noon most days, in the Eastern U.S. time zone. But yesterday, I was unusually late. I had planned to go see the Cleveland Guardians play the Toronto Blue Jays in an early afternoon game, and I knew I would not have time to write a blog post that morning. So late Wednesday night, I duly wrote a post about the Small Press Expo, excited that Bobby Campbell and Todd Purse would be there. The idea was to post it Thursday morning. Alas, in the rush to get to the game, I forgot. I was sitting in the bleachers during the eighth inning, enduring a 6-3 loss, when I suddenly realized I hadn't posted it. So I posted it at 4 p.m. I hope everyone finally saw it.

Speaking of sports, I believe Bobby is a fan of Philadelphia sports teams? I have heard allegations that Philly sports fans are the grumpiest in the world? It is claimed that after the 2025 Super Bowl --  final score Philadephia 40, Kansas City 22 -- Eagles fans were calling the sports talk shows in Philadelphia to complain about the offense.

Perhaps this is an apocryphal story, but Cleveland sports fans should have such problems.