Brian George

About the Author

Brian George is the author of five books of poetry and two books of essays, the first of which, Masks of Origin: Regression in the Service of Omnipotence, is being published by Untimely Books in 2022. Other forthcoming titles include Voyage to a Nonexistent Home; To Akasha: An incantation for the End of History; and The Preexistent Race Descends. He is a graduate of the Massachusetts College of Art, an exhibited artist and former art teacher at several Boston area middle schools, a former member of the Boston Visionary Cell, and a former organizer for Evolver Boston. He was a founding member of MAAP SPACE, a multimedia performance series, as well as of the Revolving Arts Salon and the current Cedar Square Arts Salon. He often tells people first discovering his work that his goal is not so much to be read as to be reread, and then lived with.

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Brian George has appeared on a number of podcasts and is currently available for interviews. Use this link if you’d like to invite Brian onto your show. See Brian’s latest appearances.

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  • Brian George has drawn on his experiences (both in and out of body) for his poetry and essays. A collection of the latter form his book, Masks of Origin: Regression in the Service of Omnipotence, on Untimely Books. Stories, examinations of faith and spirituality, philosophy, and visual works show a unique take on our world. George discusses the pushing of boundaries, including time and space, and how our experiences, though perhaps negative or even traumatic, may well open doors to discovery.

    As part of his appearance on The Brown Posey Press Show, George reads selections of his works, drawing the listener (as it has the reader) into a deeper look at the author, and perhaps ourselves.

    Brian George grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts. He is a Massachusetts College of Art graduate and is an exhibitor and educator. George has published works of poetry and essays (with more to come) and is editor of the Metapsychosis Journal. He lives in Boston.

  • A freewheeling mystical, mythological, and metaphysical discussion with transpersonal psychologist Lucinda Lidstone.

  • The second half of the interview has been posted first. The first part follows.

  • A freewheeling, substantive, interview, with some challenging questions from the members of the Monterey Friends of CG Jung.

  • This is a double interview with author Sarah Janes. Brian’s part of the interview begins around 1:15 into the show. The first 45 minutes is publicly available, and the second half of the interview is available for subscribers.

  • First half of interview is generally available. Second half is available for subscribers.