Monday 4 February 2013

The pagan man who lives in the soil

Something a bit haunty/pagan from a children's book that was never published because it was banned by Scarfolk Council. Apparently, it wasn't eerie enough for the under 5s.


2 comments:

  1. Interestingly, this very image was used in Colling's hugely influential "Medieval headlice: public health approaches through history".

    It was a typically left-wing piece as you'd expect from those times and I really didn't care for the oppressive feminisation-of-alcohol-addiction agenda but the chapter on preventative branding was ahead of its time, even by todays so-called 'modern' standards of super-bugs and keyhole sorcery.

    Trevor Colling BA

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  2. Previous poster missed an apostrophe on the word "todays".
    It should read "today's".

    Trevor Colling BA

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