Eros, Naturally is a romp with gravitas. It is another Jungian romance by the author who created the genre, starting with Chicken Little: The Inside Story (1993) and continuing through over a dozen more tomes. No other writer has so adroitly interwoven Logos and Eros, thinking and feeling. In this new book, Sharp s wit and analytic knowledge are counterpointed by Badger, an alter-ego who lives in the basement.
Sharp has learned well from his mentors Jung, Marie-Louise von Franz, Edward F. Edinger, and the bevy of writers he calls collectively the modern European Mind. As the Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett of the Jungian literary community, his prose is wry, succinct and resonates on many levels.
Eros, Naturally is no exception serious fun, whimsical- and informative, a real page-turner.
Eros, Naturally is a romp with gravitas. It is another Jungian romance by the author who created the genre, starting with Chicken Little: The Inside Story (1993) and continuing through over a dozen more tomes. No other writer has so adroitly interwoven Logos and Eros, thinking and feeling. In this new book, Sharp s wit and analytic knowledge are counterpointed by Badger, an alter-ego who lives in the basement.
Sharp has learned well from his mentors Jung, Marie-Louise von Franz, Edward F. Edinger, and the bevy of writers he calls collectively the modern European Mind. As the Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett of the Jungian literary community, his prose is wry, succinct and resonates on many levels.
Eros, Naturally is no exception serious fun, whimsical- and informative, a real page-turner.
Eros, Naturally is a romp with gravitas. It is another Jungian romance by the author who created the genre, starting with Chicken Little: The Inside Story (1993) and continuing through over a dozen more tomes. No other writer has so adroitly interwoven Logos and Eros, thinking and feeling. In this new book, Sharp s wit and analytic knowledge are counterpointed by Badger, an alter-ego who lives in the basement.
Sharp has learned well from his mentors Jung, Marie-Louise von Franz, Edward F. Edinger, and the bevy of writers he calls collectively the modern European Mind. As the Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett of the Jungian literary community, his prose is wry, succinct and resonates on many levels.
Eros, Naturally is no exception serious fun, whimsical- and informative, a real page-turner.
