Hugh Fox

A Revolutionary Investigation of Man and His Gods Before and After the Great Cataclysm

Gods of the Cataclysm

John McNally

George Moore

Joseph Grant

Libby Cudmore

Austin Hackney

Katia Noyes

Bill Hillmann

Murphy Edwards

R. G. Johnson

William Prystauk

Calvin Seen

Mike Sauve

Matthew Wilding

Michael Giorgio

Mark Fellin

Stephen De France

Jim Boring

Jessica Comola

David Weiden

D. G. Bracey

Flynn O'Brien

Ryan Mattern

Brett Spencer

Luke Crumley

Frankie Leone

Matthew C. Funk

Behnam Riahi

Devon Polderman

Kimberly Warner-Cohen

Kathryn Morrill

Sarah Van Den Bosch

Alanna Belak

Arron J. Marko

Criminal Class Review

Visionary poet and archeologist Hugh Fox excavates the fragile human psyche and its need for spiritual belonging in his novel Depths and Dragons. The reader will be swept along on a cosmopolitan excursion that skirts variant cultural scapes and languages as it lurches toward some unknown existential destination. The story is told evocatively through a clever synthesis of the tragi-comic and the author's kaleidoscopic stream of consciousness style. Fox is a consummate master of inner monologues that teeter somewhere between the conscious and subconscious without ever fully yielding to either. The aptly named Miriam must undergo a journey of violent displacement between the worlds of Jew and gentile, rabbi and priest, orthodoxy and heresy. Along the way she is made to pay the ultimate price of familial sacrifice, degenerative diaspora, and the loss of her spiritual moorings. The novel battles states of inner and outer terrorism, from physical death to an exalted denial of the flesh, but all the while retaining precious wit and jocularity. The twists and turns of this self-pilgrimage lead to a surprising outcome, and one that will be well worth sharing.

Depths and Dragons

An account of Fox's awakening as a shaman through his experience with sacred hallucinogens in Peru, and the rush of ancient knowledge of the immortals which came with it. The result is a discovery of the origins of the Sun-King found in ancient myths around the world.

Immortal Jaguar

The Dream of the Black Topaze Chamber shows Hugh Fox at his most sublime. With moments of bard-like inspiration he is able to explore the subtle underpinnings of relationships, the minute unspoken thought-flashes between friends, and the mute electricity of shared moments as he unfolds the story of Magda, Nona and Bernadette - three women opting out of the conventions of life and love to create their own sensual world on the fringes of the Brazilian jungle, a life which suspends desire, imagination and passion through a silky black dreamland of heightened reality. Fox moves from the intimate to the universal seamlessly, where inert trivialities can explode into a political treatise or a sublime poetic reflection within a single breath. The Black Topaze Chamber becomes the hub of isolated souls finding some last spiritual union through the open eroticism of their bodies. What results is a lyrical novel of ecstatic sexual and sensual metamorphosis rendered through a poetic alchemy of Brazilian gemstones.

The Dream of the Black Topaze Chamber

Honeymoon ; Mom

A Critical and Bibliographical Study

Charles Bukowski

Hugh Fox

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