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Songs of Innocence and of Experience, William Blake
Songs of Innocence and of Experience William Blake
The following entry presents criticism of Blake's poetry collection, Songs of Innocence and of Experience: Shewing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul (1794). See also, William Blake Criticism.
Written in the deceptively simple style associated with children's verse, Songs of Innocence and of Experience is a collection of short lyric poems accompanied by Blake's original illustrations. The two sections, written over an interval of at least four years, juxtapose "the two contrary states of the human soul," as the combined text's subtitle states. "The Tyger," an individual verse from Songs of Experience, is one of the most widely recognized poems in the English language.
Biographical Information
Blake was born on November 28, 1757, in London, the second of five surviving children of James and Catherine Harmitage Blake. His father sold gloves, stockings, and haberdashery, maintaining the family in rather modest circumstances. Blake did not attend school as a young child but spent his time wandering freely throughout the city and the surrounding countryside, where he began experiencing the visions that would later inform his illustrations. His parents discouraged the child from relating his visions of angels in trees or God's face at the window, since, from their perspective, the boy was lying. They did, however, encourage Blake's artistic talent. At the age of ten he was enrolled in a drawing school operated by James Pars and four years later he began an apprenticeship with a master engraver. He briefly attended the Royal Academy after completing his apprenticeship, but soon began working full time as an engraver, producing illustrations for various books and periodicals. In 1782 Blake married Catherine Boucher, who signed her name with an "X" on their marriage license. Under her husband's tutelage she learned to read and write, eventually assisting him in drafting. The couple had no children. In 1784 Blake went into the printing business with his younger brother Robert and a local engraver, but the business failed three years later, after Robert's death. Blake then turned to copperplate etching and perfected the technique that would allow him to produce both illustration and verse on a single page, as he did for the Songs. In 1790 Blake left the city he associated with disease, pollution, and a wide variety of social problems, in favor of Lambeth, a rural area across the Thames where he began composing the poems of the Experience section of his work. The Blakes lived there for more than ten years before returning to London. Throughout his lifetime Blake was plagued by financial problems and was often at the mercy of overbearing patrons. He was primarily known as an artist rather than as a poet, in part because his illuminated texts were self-published and reached a very limited readership. Widespread distribution of his work did not occur until after his death. Blake died on August 12, 1827, while working on a set of illustrations for Dante's Divine Comedy.
Textual History
The production of the version of Songs of Innocence and of Experience used in most modern editions took place over a period of thirty-five years, with Blake acting as his own publisher. According to most scholars, the first section of Blake's text, Songs of Innocence, was written and published in 1789. Blake later combined these poems with a second section entitled Songs of Experience. Blake called the combined edition, dated 1794, Songs of Innocence and of Experience: Shewing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul and created a new illustration for the title page. Four of the songs originally assigned to the Innocence section—"The Schoolboy," "The Little Girl Lost," "The Little Girl Found," and "The Voice of the Ancient Bard"—were moved to the Experience section in the combined version. In addition, there is a great deal of variation in the order in which the poems appear in the surviving copies of both the Innocence section and the combined sections. The final poem of the Experience sequence, "To Tirzah," summarizes the entire work; it was added much later, possibly as many as twelve years after the appearance of the combined version.
Major Themes
The poems of the two sections deal with the opposition between the innocent, joyous perspective of the child and the more experienced, less spontaneous, perspective of the adult. Blake creates a dichotomy between wishes and desires on the one hand and duties and responsibilities on the other, always privileging the imaginative over the rational. Although children appear as the subject of individual songs in both sections of the work, their happiness or misery is determined by their relationships with the adults who maintain control over their lives, as in the contrasting poems "Infant Joy" from Songs of Innocence and "Infant Sorrow" from Songs of Experience. The group of poems associated with experience is replete with images of restriction and constraint, occasionally self-imposed, but more commonly imposed by parents or authority figures on the lives of the young. Although the poems of the two sections are obviously meant to serve as contrasting states of the human condition, the individual poems, even those associated with innocence, themselves contain discontinuities, as though in anticipation of the much harsher view of life outlined in the second sequence. Suspicion and mistrust of authority figures—parental, religious, or political—and the power they wield is an important theme throughout the work.
The contrasts Blake set forth in the Songs are echoes of English society's approach to the social and political issues of his era—a time characterized, on the one hand, by increasing desire for personal, political, and economic freedom, and on the other, by anxiety regarding the potential consequences of that freedom for social institutions. Several of the poems directly address contemporary social problems, for example, "The Chimney-Sweeper" deals with child labor and "Holy Thursday" describes the grim lives of charity children. The most fully-realized social protest poem in the Songs is "London," a critique of urban poverty and misery.
Critical Reception
Critical controversy surrounds the categorization of Blake's poetry in the Romantic period. Harold S. Pagliaro suggests that Blake not only participated in the Romantic era's preoccupation with mortality, but actually went beyond most of his contemporaries in embracing vulnerability to death. According to Pagliaro, Blake considered the world "death-laden, filled with intimidating foes, deadly Tygers, hypocritical smiles, and constricting social and religious systems that reduce life." The critic believes it was the aim of the Songs to meet the challenge presented by such a dismal world view. Some scholars, though, reject the notion that Blake was a Romantic poet at all, and instead situate his work within the tradition of an earlier literary period. Heather Glen contends that Blake's text is not, as is often claimed, an experimental work. "In presentation and subject-matter, Blake's Songs are closer to late eighteenth-century children's verse than to anything else in the period," writes Glen. However, Blake's verses differ from the usual children's poetry, according to Glen, in their failure to provide a strong authorial voice conveying the message young readers should glean from the poems. Jon Mee, acknowledging the work's originality, also maintains that the songs are modeled on earlier literature, but insists that they "often work by mimicking familiar forms and arousing expectations which they go on to frustrate." Martin Price contends that the association of the Innocence poems with verse for children has led some critics to dismiss them entirely or to treat them as ironic foreshadowings of the Experience poems, a position he rejects. He asserts that the poems of the first section are valuable in their own right and should first be examined in isolation from the second section. "Only when we grant Innocence its proper value does the full dialectical force of the two contrary states become clear," claims Price. Many scholars, including Glen, nevertheless defend the contention that the poems of the Innocence sequence contain an element of irony that undercuts their pastoral quality. Harold Bloom, too, refers to Blake's use of "innocence" as an "equivocal term" and suggests that the songs in the first section exhibit an "ambiguity of tone."
Controversy has also raged over the organization of the work and the relationship between the two sections. Many critics have studied the obvious dialectical pairings of individual poems, such as the contrasting versions of "Nurse's Song" or "The Chimney-Sweeper" in each section. Others see affinities between poems that do not have similar titles, such as the cluster "Laughing Song," "The Little Black Boy" and "The Voice of the Ancient Bard." Attempts to establish a direct correspondence across the board between the two sections have proven fruitless, however. Donald A. Dike maintains that "Blake was too fine an artist to pair off in detail all the poems in the sequences; to get what he was after, it was enough to do this with a few." K. E. Smith suggests that attempts to match up the individual songs are complicated by the fact that Blake himself changed the order of the poems several times, moving some from Innocence to Experience. Smith suggests that Blake was "constantly highlighting different paths through the innocent world," rather than pointing to one final, ideal arrangement of the poems.
Glen has examined those pieces—such as "London"—that deal with social problems and notes that the self-consciousness of Blake's poetic voice sets him apart from his contemporaries. The poem's speaker, in relating the deplorable conditions associated with urban life, "does not assume a position of righteous indignation: from the very beginning he recognizes his own implication in that which he sees." The result is not a moral attitude that exposes and protests against social problems, but rather a "profound uneasiness" on the part of both the poem's speaker and the reader. Mee also notes Blake's complex approach to social problems in the songs, contrasting "The Chimney Sweeper" with Mary Alcock's poem "The Chimney-Sweeper's Complaint." As Mee sees it, Alcock's "reader is not called upon to consider his or her role in the system of child labour," whereas "Blake's reader is directly implicated in what is happening." Scholars agree that, although Blake participated in the contemporary discourse on social problems, his approach was original and far less consoling for the reader than that of other writers.
Principal Works
Poetical Sketches (poetry and drama) 1783
The Book of Thel 1789
Songs of Innocence 1789
Tiriel 1789?
The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (poetry, prose, and proverbs) 1790-1793?
The French Revolution 1790
America: A Prophecy 1793
Visions of the Daughters of Albion: The Eye Sees More Than the Heart Knows 1793
The Book of Urizen 1794
Europe: A Prophecy 1794
Songs of Innocence and of Experience: Shewing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul 1794
The Book of Ahania 1795
The Book of Los 1795
The Song of Los 1795
The Four Zoas: The Torments of Love & Jealousy in the Death and Judgement of Albion the Ancient Man 1796-1807?
Milton 1804-08?
Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion 1804-20?
The Pickering Manuscript (poetry and proverbs) 1807?
The Poetical Works of William Blake, Lyrical and Miscellaneous (poetry and drama) 1874
The Works of William Blake, Poetic, Symbolic, and Critical. 3 vols. (poetry and prose) 1893
The Complete Writings of William Blake...
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SOURCE: Dike, Donald A. "The Difficult Innocence: Blake's Songs and Pastoral." ELH 28, no. 4 (December 1961): 353-75.
[In the following essay, Dike contends that although Blake writes in the pastoral tradition in Songs of Innocence, he does not portray an idyllic paradise that ignores social realities.]
Blake's Songs of Experience disclose the second, and more recognizable, of two contrary states of the soul to be one or another kind of bondage. The introductory poems identify the soul with Earth: a voluntaristic principle most vividly apprehended in the energies of springtime and the frank delights of love. But love, alas, is cramped and perverted from having to be a dark secrecy; the figurative time of the entire sequence is a long winter night. The soul or Earth is not merely "lapsed" but "prison'd," because it is at odds with, subservient to, knowledge, which it should control.
To indicate this state of affairs, Blake makes use in the two opening poems—as later, in the prophetic books—of the revolution in astronomy, no longer the "new science," perhaps, yet as inimical to him as it had been to many Jacobeans. The "starry pole" has slipped its moorings; the earth, a dead planet ("her light fled"), is no longer central to the scheme of things. Since perception and its object may be considered interchangeable (according to Blake, we...
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SOURCE: Price, Martin. "The Vision of Innocence." In Twentieth Century Interpretations of Songs of Innocence and of Experience: A Collection of Critical Essays, edited by Morton D. Paley, pp. 36-48. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1969.
[In the following excerpt, originally published in 1964, Price examines the poems of Songs of Innocence independently of the contrasting elements contained in Songs of Experience.]
William Blake's Songs of Innocence were engraved by 1789. Not until five years later were they incorporated into The Songs of Innocence and Experience, Shewing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul. Partly because the Songs of Innocence have found their way into the nursery, partly because the Songs of Experience include some of Blake's most brilliant poems, there has been a tendency to discount the Songs of Innocence or to save them by reading them as highly ironic poems, each with its own built-in contraries. This produces strained readings and obscures the full import of Innocence as one of the "two contrary states." We must first take the Songs of Innocence in their own right, and by doing so we can make better sense of the Songs of Experience.
What the contrary states mean is shown in two poems Blake enclosed in letters to his friend and patron, Thomas Butts, the first on 2 October 1800, the...
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SOURCE: Gillham, D. G. "Blake's Criticism of 'Love.'" In Blake's Contrary States: The Songs of Innocence and of Experience as Dramatic Poems, pp. 148-90. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1966.
[In the following excerpt, Gillham discusses Blake's treatment of sexual love in the Songs as a way of demonstrating the common features of all modes of love.]
It is generally agreed that Blake wrote the Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience at different periods: in 1789 and 1793, although the evidence that they were written at just this interval is by no means conclusive.1 Yet even if this interval in composition is accepted, it should be recognized that the two sets, which lend significance to one another, form an artistic whole, and it is as a whole that they must have been conceived. Each series has its own title-page, but in bringing the two series together under the comprehensive title and a third title-page Blake indicated that the work composed of the contraries was now gathered together. The design of the inclusive title-page is significant, for it emphasizes, at once, the grounds for uniting and for separating the Songs. Beneath the heading, Songs Of Innocence and Of Experience, Shewing the Two Contrary States of the Human Soul, is a depiction of Adam and Eve immediately after the Fall. They have covered their nakedness with tendrils...
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SOURCE: Glen, Heather. "Blake's Criticism of Moral Thinking in Songs of Innocence and of Experience." In Interpreting Blake, edited by Michael Phillips, pp. 32-69. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1978.
[In the following excerpt, Glen discusses Blake's treatment of social problems, particularly those involving moral and ethical issues, in the Songs.]
Songs of Innocence and of Experience are mostly concerned with what would usually be described as moral questions. Many of them—especially of Songs of Innocence—seem, at least superficially, to belong to the recognizable eighteenth-century genre of moral songs for children; and Songs of Experience contain several poems which look like poems of social protest. But a close reading of the poems suggests that Blake's attitude towards late eighteenth-century habits of moral judgement and instruction is by no means a simple one. Although the Songs display an awareness of many of the issues raised in contemporary ethical discussion, they reach beyond such discussion by questioning the very premises on which it is based.
Songs of Innocence and of Experience were initially addressed to an expanding middle-class reading public—those liberal middle classes who could be expected to pay five shillings for what was apparently an attractive example of a child's book of poems, who would take a...
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SOURCE: Pagliaro, Harold C. "Blake's 'Self-annihilation': Aspects of Its Function in the Songs, with a Glance at Its History." English 30, no. 137 (summer 1981): 117-46.
[In the following essay, Pagliaro discusses Blake's handling of the Romantic discourse on death at a time when religious and social certainties about mortality were dissolving.]
Viewed historically, the English Romantics were heirs to a state of mind that gave death a prominent place in individual consciousness, where it was not likely to be controlled by orthodox faith. For generations before them, various analysts—sceptics, devout theologians, scientists, and others—contributed to a weakening of those earlier social and religious structures that had explained death by placing it in a heavenly scheme of things, or had reduced its power to harass the imagination by providing order in daily life. By and large, the Romantics accepted this legacy of history, and made the vulnerability to death an important part of their poetry. Blake carried the vulnerability a step farther, calling for an additional reduction of our psychological defences. He believed only exposure to continual risk—'Self-annihilation'—and our evaluation of that risk—'Self-examination'—would free the visionary or eternal being in each of us. What history had begun—the dissolution of security against death...
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SOURCE: Glen, Heather. "Poetic 'Simplicity': Blake's Songs and Eighteenth-Century Children's Verse." In Vision and Disenchantment: Blake's Songs and Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads, pp. 8-32. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983.
[In the following excerpt, Glen traces the similarities between Blake's Songs and the verse appearing in the growing number of books intended for children in the eighteenth century.]
Those who are offended with any thing in this book would be offended with the innocence of a child & for the same reason, because it reproaches him with the errors of acquired folly.
(Blake, annotations to Lavater, K [G. L. Keynes (ed.), The Complete Writings of William Blake (Oxford, 1966)] 87)
In one sense, neither Songs of Innocence and of Experience nor Lyrical Ballads are 'experimental' collections at all. In their earlier writings, both Blake and Wordsworth had experimented widely with contemporary literary forms—ranging in the one case from the Ossianic prose of some of the Poetical Sketches to the sharp satire of An Island in the Moon, in the other from the meditative-descriptive verse of An Evening Walk to the Gothic melodrama of parts of The Borderers. Yet in Songs of Innocence and of Experience and Lyrical...
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SOURCE: Linkin, Harriet Kramer. "The Language of Speakers in Songs of Innocence and of Experience." Romanticism Past and Present 10, no. 2 (summer 1986): 5-24.
[In the following essay, Linkin analyzes the speech patterns of the narrators of the individual poems in Songs.]
Like the eighteenth-century grammarians who view discourse as a template of the human mind, Blake correlates syntactic structures with patterns of thinking.1 In Songs of Innocence and of Experience, individual patterns of speech—or idiolects—reveal how characters organize their thoughts.2 The many conjunctions marking the innocent chimney sweeper's speech or the inverted logic of the experienced sweeper's statements constitute linguistic habits that demonstrate cognitive differences: grammar reflects the perceptual limitations of speakers locked in partial views of reality. Even as he establishes these linguistic patterns for the voices in the lyrics, Blake disrupts them to prevent our easy acceptance of his characters' stated beliefs: verbal discrepancies produce an ironic tension that encourages readers to look beyond the idiolectical points of view for larger truths. Critics who have previously commented on the function of point of view and context in the Songs (notably Frye, Gleckner, Bloom, Adams, Gillham and, more recently, Wilkie)3 rarely comment on idiolectic...
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SOURCE: Pagliaro, Harold. "Into the Dangerous World." In Selfhood and Redemption in Blake's Songs, pp. 35-51. University Park, Penn.: The Pennsylvania State University Press, 1987.
[In the following excerpt, Pagliaro examines images of order and confinement in the Songs, particularly in regard to the power and control parents and other authority figures exercise over children.]
If life has no ordering principle, it cannot be sustained, but if the ordering principle is made to fix things too rigidly, life may be contracted to the very limits of individual self.1 To generalize the matter in the terms of the first two chapters, one might say that the formation of a Selfhood is the fulfillment of the ordering principle without which life cannot be sustained. The Chimney Sweeper of Innocence manages to control dangerous forces very efficiently, at least for the short term, whereas Lilly and Thel, each for different reasons and in different ways, do not do so. But in sustaining life, the Chimney Sweeper confines it, whereas in losing life, Lilly and Thel identify the possibility of engaging and knowing it fully.
The first two of the Songs of Experience represent this spiritual paradox. For taken together, "Introduction" and "Earth's Answer" imply both the need to order worldly life and the reduction of life implicit in a confined ordering. But it is not...
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SOURCE: Bloom, Harold. Introduction to William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience, edited by Harold Bloom, pp. 1-28. New York: Chelsea House, 1987.
[In the following introduction, Bloom discusses Blake's exploration of the ambivalent nature of innocence.]
Of the traditional "kinds" of poetry, Blake had attempted pastoral and satire at the very start, in the Poetical Sketches, though the satire there is subtle and tentative. In Tiriel, satire and tragedy are first brought together in a single work by Blake. Songs of Innocence is Blake's closest approach to pure pastoral, but an even subtler form of satire seems to be inherent in these famous visions of a childhood world, as their genesis out of An Island in the Moon might suggest.
Pastoral as a literary form is generally associated with the antithetical relationship of Nature and Art, which on a social level becomes an opposition between country and town. Art and the urban world come together as an image of experiential Fall from Nature's Golden Age, a sad manhood following a glorious childhood. This pastoral association, which held from Theocritus and Virgil until the seventeenth century, has no relevance to Songs of Innocence.
Blake's shepherds are not types of the natural life as such, but rather ironically accepted figures, whose joys testify to the benevolent...
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SOURCE: Hilton, Nelson. "William Blake, Songs of Innocence and of Experience." In A Companion to Romanticism, edited by Duncan Wu, pp. 103-12. Oxford, England: Blackwell Publishers, 1998.
[In the following excerpt, Hilton offers an overview of criticism of Blake's Songs.]
'Read patiently take not up this Book in an idle hour the consideration of these things is the whole duty of man & the affairs of life & death trifles sports of time these considerations business of Eternity.' Blake's annotations to a volume he studied in 1798 (see Blake, ed. Erdman, p. 611, cited hereafter as E) can serve today to characterize the attention deserved and significance offered by the most familiar work of England's 'last great religious poet' (Ackroyd, Blake, p. 18) and 'greatest revolutionary artist' (Eagleton, in Larrissy's William Blake, p. ix).
What we know as his Songs of Innocence and of Experience begins in the publication, over the space of 35 years, of 50 copies of Songs of Innocence and 28 of Songs of Experience, from which were constituted the two dozen actual sets of the combined Songs, variously ordered and with a joint title page. The work in its full form consists of 54 designs and poems which only in the last few copies follow the sequence adopted by almost every modern edition. These Blake etched in relief on...
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SOURCE: Smith, K. E. "Our Immortal Day: Songs of Innocence I." In An Analysis of William Blake's Early Writings and Designs to 1790 Including Songs of Innocence, pp. 153-83. Lewiston, N.Y.: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1999.
[In the following excerpt, Smith suggests various connections among the individual poems of Songs of Innocence.]
And there the lions ruddy eyes, Shall flow with tears of gold: And pitying the tender cries, And walking round the fold: Saying: wrath by his meekness, And by his health, sickness, Is driven away, From our immortal day.
—'Night' (E [The Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake, Ed. David V. Erdman, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1988] 14)
This stanza from 'Night' reminds us precisely how far Blake has moved from the world of Barbauld's Hymns. There we were concerned with a kind of naturalistic claim for the innocence and goodness of the world of childhood, a claim which, for all its pastoral and Biblical overtones, depended on a prior claim to an empirically-verifiable truth: that is, that children are not the flawed, easily-tempted creatures of Watts's early Dissenting vision but the bearers of a simple and pure spirituality. Blake's vision here, by contrast, comes over not as affirming the empirically-observed laws of nature (as the culture of sensibility selectively interpreted them) but as...
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SOURCE: Mee, Jon. "William Blake, Songs of Innocence and Experience." In A Companion to Literature from Milton to Blake, edited by David Womersley, pp. 402-07. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers Ltd, 2000.
[In the following excerpt, Mee discusses the relationship between Blake's work and the poetry of his contemporaries.]
William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience certainly ranks among the most distinctive and individual collections of poetry in a century obsessed with originality and genius. It was not even published in a conventional way. Songs began life as an exercise in self-publishing, and never reached an audience in Blake's lifetime beyond those few collectors who bought copies printed by the author himself. Without mentioning Blake, the successful bookseller James Lackington noted in his 1792 Memoirs (224) that several authors had tried to sell their own works in order to by-pass the book trade. Blake went further than most and attempted to exploit the expanding market for illustrated books—to which he had contributed both as a designer and copy engraver—by combining his genius as a writer and artist into the form of an illuminated book. For all their originality, however, the songs often work by mimicking familiar forms and arousing expectations which they go on to frustrate. Playing on generic conventions only in order to leave the reader in an...
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Further Reading
Drake, Constance M. "An Approach to Blake." College English 29, no. 7 (April 1968): 541-47.
Offers suggestions for dealing with the difficulty of studying Blake's text in a classroom setting.
Fairchild, Jr., B. H. "Songs of Innocence and Experience: The Blakean Vision of George Lucas." Literature/Film Quarterly 7 (1979): 112-19.
Suggests that there are important connections between Blake's Songs and Lucas's film American Graffiti.
George, Diana Hume. "Experience: The Family Romance." In William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience, edited by Harold Bloom, pp. 73-84. New York: Chelsea House, 1987.
Examination of the repressive nature of the relationship between children and parental figures in the Experience section of Blake's Songs.
Heffernan, James A. W. "Text and Design in Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience." In Imagination on a Long Rein, edited by Joachim Möller, pp. 94-109. Marburg, Germany: Jonas Verlag, 1988.
Contends that few critics adequately take into account the pictorial context of Blake's Songs.
Jackson, Wallace. "The Grounding of the Songs." In Approaches to Teaching Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience, edited by Robert F....
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Source: Poetry Criticism, ©2005 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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When going out to fix the eboots FIFA 2012 and PES 2012?
When going out to fix the eboots FIFA 2012 and PES 2012?
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i have download but The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim_PS3-CLANDESTiNE.part5 is corrupted.
no new games for today ??
Not on weekend. Every week is the same And no, no soccer games yet
I need a fix for Assassins Creed Revelations, COD and NHL 2012, thx!
Anyone have or know where I can find these:
It sucks downloading the 1gb file to get one 95mb file from it via wupload, filesonic, etc.
I prefer wupload thank you.
can paradox fix ac revelation , cod mw3??
We'll just have to wait and see
Hello. i don't know if it is real. but i read tru blue eboot fix is dead because sony block the site last week where team paradox take debug eboot for modified to eboot tru blue. now i wait day after day for new eboot and nothing. i think what i read is real but i wait and see.
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Helping Sleeping Moms-to-Be Breathe Easier May Benefit Baby
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High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy May Predict Later Ills, Study Says
Home Visits During Pregnancy and Beyond May Give Poor Kids a Boost
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Hospitals Work to Reduce Unnecessary Early Births
'Hovering' Moms May Take Fun Out of Play
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Hurricane Readiness Tips for Pregnant Women
Induced Labor Linked to Raised Risk of Autism, Study Suggests
Infant Care May Help Explain Race-Linked Obesity Gap
Infertility Rate Declines Among U.S. Couples
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Iodine Supplements May Be Too Much of a Good Thing
Iron Supplements May Prevent Anemia During Pregnancy
IUD Won't Hurt Future Fertility, Study Contends
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Keep Beauty Regimen Safe During Pregnancy, Doctor Advises
Kidney Transplant Rejection Drugs Tied to Pregnancy Risks in Study
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Male Birth Control Shows Promise in Mice
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Obesity May Reduce Odds of IVF Success, Study Finds
Ob-Gyn Group Lists Procedures That May Not Be Needed
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Over-Involved Mothers Tied to Women's Poor Eating, Body Attitudes, Study Says
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Prenatal Use of Common Epilepsy Drug Tied to Higher Autism Risk
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Progesterone Shots May Not Prevent Preterm Birth of Twins: Study
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Repeat Births by Teen Girls Still Too High: CDC
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Smoking During Pregnancy Tied to Behavior Issues in Kids
Smoking in Pregnancy May Be Tied to Bipolar Disorder in Adult Offspring: Study
Smoking Plus Asthma in Pregnancy May Make for 'Dangerous Situation'
Snoring in Pregnancy Tied to Possible Health Concerns
Standard Rheumatoid Arthritis Therapy as Good as Costlier Newcomer: Study
Study Links Epilepsy Drug in Pregnancy to Lower IQ
Study Looks at Vitamin D Needs in Breast-Fed Babies
Study of Male Birth Defect Lets Pesticides Off the Hook -- for Now
Study Pinpoints Women at Risk for Blood Clots From Pregnancy
Study Questions Advice Given to Obese Pregnant Women
Study Sees Link Between Mom's Flu, Bipolar Risk for Children
Study Sees No Link Between Drinking During Early Pregnancy and Birth Woes
Study Sees No Link Between Mercury Exposure, Autistic Behavior
Study Suggests Late-Term Preemies Don't Do as Well in Life
Study Ties Weight-Loss Surgery to Higher Risk of Preemie Birth
Study: Antidepressant Use in Pregnancy May Not Affect Baby's Growth
Taking Antidepressants During Pregnancy May Not Raise Autism Risk
Talking to Your Daughter About Puberty
Task Force: Screen for Gestational Diabetes After 24 Weeks of Pregnancy
Teen Births Hit Record Low, CDC Reports
Teen Births May Increase Risk of Obesity Later in Life
Teen Moms More Likely to Have Been Neglected, Abused
Teen Pregnancy-Prevention Program Works, Study Says
Thousands of U.S. Babies Born With Cleft Lip, Palate Each Year
Thyroid Disorders Tied to Complications in Pregnancy
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Typical Pregnancy Length May Vary More Than Thought
U.S. Infant Mortality Rates Finally Dropping Again: Report
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Very Preterm Babies May Have Trouble Bonding With Parents
Vitamin D Important During Pregnancy, Study Suggests
Vitamin D Levels in Pregnancy May Not Affect Kids' Future Bone Health
White House to Challenge Ruling on Unlimited Access to 'Morning-After' Pill
Whooping Cough Risk Higher Among Kids Who Miss Vaccinations: Study
Whooping Cough Vaccine for Pregnant Women Among New Recommendations
Women Abused in Childhood at Higher Odds of Having Child With Autism: Study
Women in Labor May Be Fine Taking in Nourishment, Study Finds
Women With Asthma May Take Longer to Get Pregnant: Study
Women's Weight-Loss Surgery May Benefit Later Offspring
Working Moms Spend More Time Parenting Than Dads: Study
Working While Pregnant Won't Harm the Baby, Study Finds


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And for icons to disappear entirely? I'll post a screenshot later.
I had this issue yesterday after installing TVP 10 (on Linux), I restarted my machine and the problem went away. It might even get cleared by logging out and then logging back in, apparently there is internal configuration getting cached or something.


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French Toast Sticks
Servings: 6
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time: 20 minutes
Partner: orange juice
French toast sticks are the classic use for dry bread, so use whatever you have. Its not necessary to buy bread just for this recipe. For the lowest cost, freeze bread stale slices until you have enough for a batch.
10 slices thick-sliced white bread
1 qt (about) vegetable oil
2 eggs
1 cup milk
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tsp sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup confectioners sugar
3 Tbsp butter or margarine
3 oz cream cheese
1/4 cup maple syrup
Cut crusts off each slice of bread. Slice bread into 3 or 4 sticks. Heat 2 inches oil in a kettle or in a heavy-bottomed pot over medium heat to 375 F, or until a bread cube browns in 1 minute.
Meanwhile, combine eggs, milk, vanilla, sugar and salt in a large bowl. Dip 4 bread sticks into mixture, then lift out immediately, letting excess drip back into bowl.
Fry sticks in kettle, turning frequently, until golden, about 2 minutes. Remove and drain on paper towels. Repeat with remaining bread sticks. Sift confectioners sugar over toast sticks.
Beat butter, cream cheese and maple syrup in a medium bowl with an electric mixer until smooth, about 1 minute. Spoon dip into a small bowl. Serve with toast sticks.
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French Toast recipe tip: Stack bread slices 3 at a time and then slice them with a sharp knife for the quickest sticks.
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Jewelry that is not only stylish and beautiful but can also help you feel better and be healthier? Equilibrio is a line of jewelry born of a collaboration between Clarus Transphase Scientific (a technology company) and Federico de Alzaga (an Argentine designer) that promises just that. The 9 designs in the collection are each embedded with a mini resonating wafer that contains patented technology to enhance thinking, awareness, calmness, focus, and even sleep (among other things).
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MAT Tumbling posts high marks in first meet
Newton 13-year-old McKenna Winther soars through the air in one of her trampoline routines at MAT Tumbling's first meet of the season in Jewell. Winther took first place in the trampoline sub-advanced girls 13-14 division and third place in the double-mini trampoline sub-advanced girls 13-14 division. (Submitted Photo) |
MAT Tumbling/Trampoline of Newton recently competed at its first meet of the 2012-13 season in Jewell.
MAT had a great showing of kids for the first meet, competing in power tumbling, Olympic trampoline and double-mini trampoline. The MAT team had an outstanding performance, beginning with the lower levels at the ages of 4 to 6, followed by great routines in the middle levels. Overall it was solid team performance from top to bottom in all events.
"Power tumbling is the best sport you could join, it allows me to really focus and put forth all of my effort to do what I love," team member McKenna Winther said.
MAT also had one of its advanced level athletes receive special recognition for their outstanding performances. Morgann Eide qualified "elite" status on the double-mini trampoline. Elite status is the highest level one can achieve in the United States Tumbling Association sport of power tumbling, Olympic trampoline. Eide also is a member of the USTA Elite National team.
Next up for the MAT Tumbling and Trampoline Team will be MAT's home meet, "A Holiday Hoorah!" which will be held in the Babe Harder gym at Marshalltown Community College on Dec. 8-9.
For more information on the MAT program or upcoming events call (641) 752-6373 or check it out at www.matumblers.com.
Tumbling Results
Sub Beginner Girls: Age 5 — Olivia Norrish, first place; Allison Ward, second place; Age 6 — Emma Fresh, first place.
Sub Beginner Boys: Age 5 — Collin Jablonski, first place; Age 6 — Trent Thompson, first place.
Beginner Girls: Age 7 — Mandee Selover, sixth place; Age 8 — Kennedy Godfredson, fourth place; Age 9 — Dylan Beiner, first place; Age 11 — Mackenzie Peter, first place.
Beginner Boys: Age 7 — Gavin Jablonski, first place.
Advanced Beginner Girls: Age 7 — Sara Huffman, first place; Age 8 — Avery Mull, third place; Age 9 — Brittany Sichra, first place.
Sub Novice Girls: Age 8 — Trista Thompson, second place; Age 10 — Shay Truong, first place; Age 11-12 — Sophie Winton, first place; Age 13-14 — Hope Swisher, third place; McKenna Winther, first place.
Novice Girls Age 9-10 — Alexis Farrell, first place.
Novice Girls: Age 11-12 — Alivia Hoffman, first place.
Intermediate Girls: Age 11-12 — Maddi Kruse, second place; Alyvia Chadderdon, first place.
Sub Advanced girls: Age 13-14 — Chelsea Trotter, first place.
Advanced Girls: age 13-14- Morgann Eide, first place age 17- Marissa Brothers, first place.
Trampoline Results
Beginner Girls: Age 7 — Sara Huffman, first place; Age 8 — Trista Thompson, first place; Age 9 — Allison Chamberlain, first place; Age 10 — Angela Bianchi, third place; Age 11— Mackenzie Peter, second place.
Novice Girls: Age 10 — Mikayla Creech, fifth place.
Intermediate Girls: Age 13-14 — Hope Swisher, third place.
Sub-Advanced Girls: Age 11-12 — Maddi Kruse, first place; Age 13-14 — Kaydee Silva, second place; McKenna Winther, first place.
Advanced Girls: Age 12 — Morgann Eide, first place; Age 13-14 — Chelsea Trotter, first place: Age 17 and over — Marissa Brothers, first place.
Double-Mini Results:
Beginner Girls: age 7- Sara Huffman, first place; Age 8- Kennedy Godfredsen, seventh place: Age 9 — Allison Chamberlain, first place; Age 10- Mackenzie Peter, first place.
Beginner Boys: Age 5-6 — Trent Thompson, first place; Age 7-8 — Gavin Jablonski, first place; Age 9 — Mareck Jablonski, first place.
Novice Girls: Age 10 — Mikayla Creech, fourth place.
Sub-Advanced Girls: Age 11-12 — Maddi Kruse, first place: Age 13-14 — Kaydee Silva, first place; McKenna Winther, third place.
Advanced Girls: Age 11-12 — Morgann Eide, first place "ELITE" status: Age 13-14 — Chelsea Trotter, first place; Age 17 and over —Marissa Brothers, first place.


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Updated: 10/11/2013 - I'm SO CLOSE to being able to do a pull-up. So my trainer introduced something new into my training.
Southwest Ice Cream Specialties of McKinney, Texas, is voluntarily recalling some of its Dulce de Leche ice cream containers because they may contain praline pecan ice cream, which has wheat, soy and pecans that could cause problems for people allergic to those ingredients.
Colorado health officials say the recall affects ShurFine Brand Creamery Select (Premium Ice Cream) Dulce de Leche in 1.75-quart containers with a "Best By" date of Nov. 8, 2014; the UPC code 015400224840; and the plant code 48-43202-F. It was packed with a ShurFine Praline Pecan lid but bears the Dulce de Leche labeling on the carton.
There were no reports of illnesses as of Tuesday afternoon.
The product was distributed by stores in Colorado, Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas.
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Hotel: Quality Inn El Portal / March 29 @ 31, 2012 (3 days / 2 nights
Includes: Transfers Caguas / San Juan; San Juan / Airport, Two nights lodging, Walking Tour Old City,Yunque's Rain Forest and Luquíllo Beach, Shopping Tour and Continental Breakfast.
Day 1: Transfer Caguas San Juan. Walking Tour Old San Juan
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Fiat Hopes To Attract Luxe Buyers To $17,000 Fiat 500 With Style
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It can if it's Italian and will soon be offered as a convertible and electric vehicle.
The new car is the Fiat 500, and it will start showing up in Fiat "Studios" any day now, starting in Los Angeles, and extending to 130 dealerships by the end of the year. Fiat USA's website has a full list of dealer locations.
The 500, of course, is the U.S. version of the Fiat Cinquecento that is offered today in Europe. The car seats four, has a 1.4 liter multi-air engine and comes offered in ten exterior colors and ten interiors. If you want to have a totally unique Fiat 500 in your neighborhood even if you aren't the only one, then it will be more than possible.
The entry-level car, the 500 "Pop," comes with a manual transmission, as does the mid-level version, the 500 "Sport." if you must have the automatic transmission, then you'll have to go for the top of the line "Lounge" edition.
The automatic was perfectly adequate during Luxist's drive of the car around San Diego, CA. But the manual will provide more driving enjoyment for those who like and can drive with a clutch and shifter.
The 500's EPA ratings are 30 mpg in the city and 38 mpg on highway. That's for the manual.
Cars equipped with the six-speed self-shifter will only achieve 27/34 mpg.
Fiat is making its re-entry to the U.S. after a 27 year hiatus. The Italian automaker in 2009 took control of U.S. automaker Chrysler as part of the company's bailout from the U.S. government and subsequent bankruptcy reorganization. Fiat is leveraging the Chrysler dealer network to re-introduce Fiat to American consumers, though the Fiat studios are, in many cases, in separate buildings from the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep lineups.


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A World Burns The Amazon is burning. The dragons stir beneath Russia's soil. Africa is ablaze. Asia is split by the Shadow War. The Garou's European homeland is under siege. There's nowhere to run. The whole world is a battlefield. But wherever the Wyrm stirs, the Garou are there. No matter the city, country or continent, they rage against their foe.
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Out of the shadows they come, scrabbling on eight million tiny legs. They have no friends, only food. They have no enemies, only the dead. They are the children of Weaver, Wyrm and Wyld all in one, the predators among predators. They are without mercy or compassion, but they are never without style. They are the Ananasi, the children of Grandmother Spider and theyre... [click here for more]
La batalla final.
Ya no queda sito al que huir. El Enemigo ha roto las cadenas y comparece en el campo de batalla definitivo. Las profecías se han cumplido. Los monstruos de las profundidades de la tierra vagan libres por las ciudades en llamas y las estrellas caen del cielo. La civilización humana muere y solo los hombres lobo pueden presentar batalla. Ha llegado el ... [click here for more]
The Final Battle There is nowhere left to run. The Enemy has broken loose and come to the final battleground. The prophecies have come true. The monsters from deep within the Earth run free in the burning cities, and the stars are falling from the sky. Human civilization is ending, and the werewolves are the only ones left to fight. The End Times are here. it is time to save Gaia, or die... [click here for more]
Titles among the Damned arent always primogen or prisci. Somebody has to do the dirty work. From fighting Lupines to hunting rogue Cainites, from enforcing the Traditions to leading a crusade, a few bold vampires step forward to the head of the charge. Those vampires are the unsung champions of the night.
The latest... [click here for more]
L'avante-garde des Grandes SectesLes titres des Damnés ne se limitent pas à Primogène et Priscus, Quelqu'un doit faire le sale boulot. Combattre les Lupins, traquer les Caïnites dévoyés, faire respecter les Traditions, mener les croisades, certains vampires courageux en ont la charge. Ces vampires sont les champions tacites de la nuit.Archonte... [click here for more]
Genuine Renaissance men, the High Artisans of the Daedalean league master the Arts of Shaping, Forces and Naming. Mingling the disciplines of art, imagination and physical craftsmanship with the mystick theories of Sacred Geometry and elemental correspondence, they fashion great machines, fantastic vehicles and awe-inspiring weaponry.
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The Tenth Sphere Revealed Long have mages sought the elusive Tenth Sphere of Creation. Each Tradition has its own theories about the nature of this ultimate metaphysical truth. To some, it is Unity. To others, Power. Many Masters have battled one another in pursuit of this awesome secret, destroying enemies and friends alike to attain an unproven ideal. To no avail, for the secret has re... [click here for more]
When the Fire Burns Low Only the Ashes Remain...
The forged in steel chronicle continues: Ordered by Modias, the prince of Gary, to present themselves to Lodin, the Prince of Chicago, a group of neonates find themselves shoved headlong into a maelstrom of Kindred Intrigue. While the characters desperately search for Lodin, the Prince inexplicably disappears, and one of ... [click here for more]
The Shadow Children walk the twilight days unafraid, For none may rival them in their sleek majesty. None can equal their ferocity: The jungle trembles like smoke at our furious roars, The sun grants us strength to slay the rain, With a blow from our paws we shake the earth. None can equal their honour: The wisdom of forever rid... [click here for more]
What do the Kindred fear more than the prince of a city? When a city has two princes...and they're at war. Then, every battle takes on new meaning. Every argument has a sinister purpose. Every decision risks offending one of the mighty rulers. Every decision may be the last, fatal one.
Such is Berlin. Ages-old capital of t... [click here for more]
Eldritch Texts and Kindred Blood
Blood magic, the jealously guarded secret of Clan Tremere, has long been observed with a wary eye. Is it the power of summoned demons? An application of the Blood's mystic properties? The will of spirits? Or is it something else altogether? Only those who master its dark secrets can know.
Hidden Lore Revealed
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Hidden Sorcery
While the Tremere have potent magic at their command, Hermetic tradition isnt the only source of mystic power. The ancient ways of Egyptian magic, the Sufic trances of the Middle East, sacrificial Hindu rites and the natural magic of Caribbean craft can all be used to affect the Final Nights. But what are these thaumaturgies capable of?
Centuries ago, House Tremere splintered from the Order of Hermes to become a cabal of vampire warlocks. The two established an uneasy truce until now. Desperate to reclaim its heritage, the Order of Hermes declares war on its errant kin, while the vampires hope to trap the mages with their blood sorcery, ensnaring wizards into the Jyhad. Is it the end for both or the beginni... [click here for more]
The tricker; the shaman; the judge; the bard; the warrior. Each werewolf follows one of the five auspices, according to the blessings of the moon. A werewolf has a great obligation to follow the ways of the moon phase under which he was born - but it isn't in vain. If he is true to his moon, he can reap great rewards and bring glory to his people. If he shames his mo... [click here for more]
Suck it Up, maggots! Fall In!
All right, you scum-sucking little wimps! I don't wanna hear you crying to Momma anymore, just 'cause you're dead! We're all dead here, so stop whining about it, suck in your Shadows, and stand at attention! We've got a war to fight, babies, and you've just been drafted. Stygia needs you, and the Empire ain't takin' no for an answer!
In Madness Lies Magic
It's not for teh weak-willed, magic. It'll blast the sanity right out of you, tear the innocence from your soul, devour the shreds of humanity from your heart. The cogs of the universe spin on axes too vast for humans to grasp, and once you open the door to magic, you open yourself to the baggage that com... [click here for more]
For the first time, the Book of Nod has been restored with new files that perfectly replicate the first edition, but cleaned up so that the text can all be read, and many previously-lost details of the art are finally able to be discerned.
Legends of the Undead
The first vampires remember their first nights, but do not ... [click here for more]
The Urban Jungle
The cities of the World of Darkness are a dangerous place to be. Rampant crime and widespread corruption are only the tip of the iceberg - the cities are also the homes of the vampires, and breeding grounds for the spirits of the Wyrm and Weaver. But there's also life in the cities, and where there's life, there's hope. The modern-day city is an urban b... [click here for more]
BOOK OF THE KINDRED is the sourcebook for VAMPIRE: THE MASQUERADE, created by Mark Rein-Hagen, co producer of TV's KINDRED: THE EMBRACED.
It tells the tale of the Kindred from the legends of ancient times to the harsh realities of modern nights. It investigates mysteries and reve... [click here for more]
The Skeins of Progress, Technology & Permanence She is the mistress of technology, the queen of science. Her servants skitter across the Pattern Web of the entire world, fortifying the walls between spirit and flesh. Hers are the powers of invention and stasis alike; hers is the force of conformity and order. And she is utterly, completely and irrevocably out of her mind.
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Primal Chaos
The Weaver has tried to bind it. The Wyrm has tried to devour it. It's beset on all sides, it's back to the wall. But the Wyld isn't giving up yet. It's the fountain of all possibilities, the fount of creation. And to the Garou who try to protect it and its children from extinction it's something more - it's hope itself. But be careful, because the Wyld's h... [click here for more]
The Rot at the Core of the WorldAtrocity is its wine. It feasts on disease. It fattens itself on the corruption in the hearts of human and werewolf alike. It is as old as the stars, vaster than suns, blacker than the voids of space. It is the corruption that gnaws at the World Tree's roots, the hatred that threatens to devour Gaia. It is the Wyrm.
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Break free from the shackles of humanity with a blast of dragon fire. Take flight with wings of bright feathers and leave the mundane world behind. Monsters are the products of imagination; theyre not real or are they? Dreams take shape in the hidden places of the world, and beyond the Earth itself. Unicorns, dragons, goblins theyre all too rea... [click here for more]
Cette Terre DésiréeLe monde est la chair de Gaïa, la Terre Mère. Elle est sacrée pour les Garous. Sur Sa surface se trouvent des lieux où Son pouvoir est puissant, et où les Garous peuvent encore contacter le monde des espirits. On peut encore trouver ces sites dans les bois, les vallées et les montagnes. Ce sont les caerns, les anciens lieu... [click here for more]
Hidden behind veils of secrecy and mystery, the Black Hand serves as the martial arm of the Sabbat. When the blood and fire of the sect's packs and prisci fail to win the night, the Black Hand arrives like a grim cavity on the cusp of the night. With all its autonomy and authority, however, the Black Hand has turned upon itself - does it ... [click here for more]
Older than both of the warring sects combined, Cairo sits perched atop the Nile like a pharaoh upon a throne, but all is not well in the city. Ancient conspiracies play out nightly while the Caitiff prince struggles with the resident Kindreds issues of faith. Cairo hides a myriad of secrets from itself as well as its shadowy denizen... [click here for more]
Not all Kindred follow the sacred Path of Humanity. Some forsake their mortal ethics, giving themselves wholly over to the vampire condition. Others abandon the moral struggle altogether - and find themselves in the throes of frenzy. How can the race of Caine steel itself against its murderous impulses?
By popular demand, Chaining the Beas... [click here for more]
Este magnífico manual contiene todo lo necesario para empezar a jugar. Todas las habilidades, los cantrips (la magia), los enemigos (antagonistas) y toda la historia y ambientación para localizar en el mundo de tinieblas a tan curiosas criaturas.
Más allá de las grises colinas de lo mundano, enterrada en lo más profundo de vuestros corazones, est&aac... [click here for more]
Changeling: The Dreaming is the game of faeries, hidden magic, strange realms and imagination, all set in the modern world. Thats a lot of stuff a lot more than we could ever hope to fit into one rulebook. The Changeling Storytellers Guide therefore fulfills every gaming groups dream no pun intended. It picks up where the Changeling rulebook leaves off an... [click here for more]
Neither Fully Fae
The gates to Arcadia, the original paradise, are closed. Only the world of humanity remains. Without any awareness of our true nature, humankind crushes us beneath its banal heel. Joy and laughter are gone; only the Dreaming remains. We are changelings, the forgotten ones, neither fully fae nor wholly mortal. The last of our kind on Earth, we have built ourselve... [click here for more]
It makes me shiver to the bone to recall what I saw of the Restless during the Second World War. There began to appear in the Shadowlands scores upon scores of wraiths, from the outer realms of Poland and Russia - whole families.
They breached the Shroud, naked, heads shaved, scarred and cut. And there was an abhorrence in the air when they came, a stink of burning. It happened in the W... [click here for more]
In the world of the Kindred, vampires lurk behind every shadow, planning their machinations and watching their prey. But who watches the watchers? Powerful Kindred from all sects (and none) move among their peers, protecting the Masquerade, interpreting the traditions of Caine, leading the Sabbat against the Antediluvians or subtly pulling strings in the darkness. Who are the most feared and mo... [click here for more]
Children of the Revolution tells the stories of noteworthy or notorious Kindred of the modern nights whose Embraces came in times of unrest, rebellion, or open revolution. The circumstances of these revolutions might have been mortal or undead, martial or cultural. These Kindred joined the ranks of the Damned under tides of war or cultural upheaval, and their blood bears the mark of... [click here for more]
ENTREZ LIBREMENT ET DE VOTRE PLEIN GRÉÀ la suite de la Révolte Anarch, toute l'Europe est en ébullition. Des anciens centenaires tombent de leur trône sanglant, et des meutes hurlantes de morts-vivants ravagent la nuit. Dans tout ce chaos, une silhouette solitaire se dresse. Homme, vampire ou démon, Vlad Tepes, Dracula, Prince de Valachie, est une ... [click here for more]
Un Époque Tumultueuse
Dracula erre dans la nuit. Kupala fait rage sous les terres maudites de Transylvanie et Paris brûle sous la Révolution. Les personnages - des princes aux rebelles - se trouvent au milieu des flammes et sont assiégés tant par leurs amis que par leurs ennemis. Peuvent-ils survivre aux terreurs du monde surnaturel et du B&eacut... [click here for more]
HUIT SIÈCLES DE MALÉFICESLes prophéties de la Géhenne continuent de se dévoiler. Dans les plus noirs recoins de Transylvanie, Dracule s'éveille. À l'autre bout de monde, une conflagration détruit tout un clan de Caïnites du Sabbat. La toile géomantique s'effiloche, revélant la plus grande pièce d... [click here for more]
Beware! Beware those who would keep you from this book and prevent you from gleaning the truths within, Their claws are sharp, their reeth many and their sinews mighty. Their fur stinks of the heath and their breath steams the vision. They lie with beasts and walk like beasts, yet speak as men. They would hinder the true path of the soul onward, binding it to the e... [click here for more]
It is a city whose influence touches the hearts and minds of millions across the globe. The fallen are drawn to LA's potent mix of power, decadence and decay, and fearsome demons stake their claims amid the city's violent streets and opulent boardrooms. Intrigue and bloodshed abound as ancient rivalries mix with the dizzying possibilities of the modern age, and the stage is ... [click here for more]
The clans of Caine have only recently seen the true face of Clan Assamite. Once assumed to be mere assassins, the Assamites have thrown off the Camarillas debilitating curse and their mantle of silence. A diverse clan of noble warriors, erudite scholars, learned sorcerers and murderous diablerists, the Assamites have stepped forth to claim th... [click here for more]
The history of Clan Brujah has been one of struggle and passion since its first nights. Whether challenging the tyranny of feudalism or rallying against stagnant institutions, the Brujah take their fight into the modern nights. Whether she is a political dissenter or a common thug, a Brujah wears her emotions on her sleeve, and woe to those who get in her way.
The sands of Egypt conceal a frightening menace a cult of vampires dedicated to their fallen lord. The Followers of Set are scattered all over the world, seducing mortals into cults and enslaving other Kindred through their own vices. Yet the Setites do not exist for excess alone: They gather secrets from the darkness t... [click here for more]
As rogues and wanderers, the Gangrel have always placed themselves apart from other Kindred. The Outlanders have no need for the petty Jyhads and useless sniping of the undead - they are vampires, the highest order of beasts! Now, Clan Gangrel prowls the night unfettered by the traditions of the crumbling Camarilla. They have finally called the night their own. Or Savages Unbound? As the firs... [click here for more]
Embraced by a fallen clan during nights long past, the Giovanni have always had ambition. Now they bring that ambition to bear on a world they would claim for themselves. With vast wealth, the ability to command the spirits of the dead, and a strict familial hierarchy, the greatest enemy to stand against Clan Giovanni is itself.
The Final Nights have twisted the nobility of the Keepers clan, turning them into the aristocrats of that diabolical sect. Their legacy of shadows eclipses the light thrown by their packs ritual fires. But are the Lasombra truly the esteemed leaders of the Sword of Caine or do they simply abuse it to serve their own ends?
The childer of Malkav bear two curses: undeath and madness. From emotionless sociopaths to raving lunatics and everything in between, the Malkavians nonetheless command startling insight. Does what they know drive them to madness or does their insanity allow them too peer into a world the rest of us fear to see?
Of all the Kindred, the Nosferatu most resemble the Beasts they hide within. But the clan is far more than a motley assembly of twisted freaks. From their first nights to their modern incarnation as informants and spies, the Sewer Rats have as many secrets of their own as they have gathered from other Kindred. Up from the storm drains and tunnels they scuttle, but whether a... [click here for more]
Long held in ill regard by other Kindred, the Deceivers nonetheless claim one of the oldest legacies of all the race of Caine. A young, vibrant clan, the Ravnos adapt, making the most of a hostile world and turning it to their advantage as best they can. To that end, was their near-total annihilation a Biblical punishment or a rebirth from the ashes of t... [click here for more]


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