Geoff Ward at the superb Colin Wilson World site has posted an intelligent and insightful review of Beyond the Robot: The Life and Work of Colin Wilson. Geoff is a long-term Wilsonian and knows his stuff, as his review shows. He contributed a brilliant essay, “Superconsciousness: the literary crux,” for the Wilson festschrift Around the Outsider, edited by Colin Stanley, which any true Wilsonian should surely check out.
Speaking of Colin Stanley, today I saw copies of his recent book, An Evolutionary Leap, at the Karnac Bookshop, here in London, proudly on display. I was so moved that I immediately wrote a review of it on amazon.co.uk. Read the review, but more to the point, buy and read the book. It is an important and necessary gathering of Wilson’s key ideas about human psychology and, as P.D. Ouspensky said it, our possible evolution.
Gary Lachman 
Dear Gary,
I have recently become an admirer of your writing. I am currently reading your superb biography on Mme Blavatsky. Unfortunately I missed your recent talk at Treadwells. Are you speaking again soon in London? It would be great to have the opportunity to hear more about your work.
Kind regards
Moon Laramie
Many thanks for getting in touch Moon. I’m giving some talks in London in the coming months about my new book Beyond the Robot: The Life and Work of Colin Wilson. Here are links to the events>
4 October The Last Tuesday Society
16 October Folk Horror at the British Museum. This is sold out I’m told.
11 November at Watkins Books
Keep in touch and I’ll let you know about any more. All the best, Gary
Thank you for this Gary. I will be able to come to hear your talk at Watkins Books. I have given and attended talks there in the past. It’s a great venue. I look forward to seeing you there.
All good wishes
Moon