Here's a review of our previously underground treatise on the profound secrets of Twilit Silence (publicly available for the first time in a decade):

Conley puts forth a method of noticing the subtlety of the space between day and night, especially when one can experience silence at that liminal time.  His thoughts on the matter, along with his collection of quotes and photographs on the subject, induced a bona-fide magical state of mind as I enjoyed them under the mid-day shade of a tree in a park in Berkeley.

—Clint Marsh (editor of Swami Panchadasi's Clairvoyance and Occult Powers: A Lost Classic), from his review in The Pamphleteer

From Nebelspalter, 1887.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to restore time. From Nebelspalter, 1885.

My collection of vintage rabbits is coming along hoppingly.

"The phantom ship."  From Legends and Superstitions of the Sea and of Sailors, 1885.

"The gooseherd plays with a golden ball."  From Harper's Young People, 1886.

In this game of Rock-Paper-Scissors, he beats only three folks playing Paper, and all those Rocks crush his Scissor-knife.  From Le Courrier Français, 1886.  See the Zen conversion of Rock-Paper-Scissors, Moon-Fish-Ocean.

We've had dreams just like this.  From The Harvard Lampoon, 1884.

"The giant assumed his eagle shape."  From Old Norse Fairy Tales Gathered From the Swedish Folk by George Stephens and H. Cavallius, 1882.