paine-clemes

To read this collection is to enjoy a new cache of John Lennon's writings, complete with zany images, word play, philosophical depth, and transcendental silliness. The material was channeled to Dr. Paine-Clemes in 1986 under circumstances explained in the note at the end of the volume. Did John Lennon really compose it? Read and decide for yourself. The author says, "I know I didn't write this material. I have neither the mindset nor the talent. There were many details I didn't understand at the time--and a few I still don't, to this day."

Bunny Paine-Clemes, Ph.D., is a professor of liberal arts at Cal State Maritime. She specializes in creativity and has led many workshops in creativity, creative writing, pedagogy, and altered states of consciousness. Her books ＂Love and Death in Vienna＂ (Brighton: Book Guild, 2011) and ＂A Winter’s Day＂ (Brighton: Book Guild, 2012) were created using not only traditional research but also non-ordinary states of consciousness. She has also published short fiction, non-fiction, and verse. Dr. Paine-Clemes has lectured throughout North America and Europe. Currently she lives in a three-story Queen Anne home with her husband, father, and many cats. The home was once owned by a scientist who corresponded with Edgar Cayce and Albert Einstein and was the subject of a novel by Jane Smiley. Visit her blog and website at www.bunnypaineclemes.com.