THAT NOTHINGNESS WHICH DISAPPEARS IN IMMENSITY
by HP
It has been rightly said that nothing is unimportant, nothing powerless in the universe; a single atom con dissolve everything, and save everything! What terror! There lies the eternal distinction between good and evil. Is my soul the indestructible molecule, the sphere inflated by a little air, which yet can find its place in nature, or is it that very void, a reflection of that nothingness which disappears in immensity? Or could it be that fateful particle destined to undergo, through all its transfigurations, the vengeance of powerful beings?
-Gerard de Nerval, “Aurelia” (1855)
HEXAGON PRESS 
Hello James, I don’t know if you remember me, but my name is Jamie Kelly, we chatted here and there a few years ago.
I was re-reading some of my Hexagon press publications and realized I hadn’t been on the site in a while. I hate to see that Hexagon Press has been dissolved, but I’d like to thank you both for the inspiring and unique work that you released through this site. My collection of your books are among my most prized possessions, honestly.
With that being said I was going to purchase anything that I didn’t have in my collection yet, but see there’s been nothing new released since The Saturnine?
If you could please let me know if that’s correct.
I was also wondering if these 4 commentaries on Bacons 4 idols are just pictures or are they actual physical prints that were for sale that I missed?
If it is something that you printed and sold would you be willing to sell me one or 2 of each if you have extras left over?
I only ask because you did that for me with a copy of HAARP once and thanks to that, as far as I know, I own everything you’d published under Hexagon Press, and if there’s something missing from my collection I’d really like to get up to date and pay whatever price is needed to add anything missing to my collection.
God bless you guys, I hope life is well and these strange times are being kind to you.