In his Lesser-Known Writers blog, Douglas A. Anderson (who has made many valuable contributions to David Lindsay scholarship, including the publication of Lindsay's "Christmas Play", and the Tartarus Press edition of The Haunted Woman), writes about the other David Lindsay, a writer later known as David T. Lindsay, who produced 18 novels between 1936 and 1940. Apparently, at one point, there was some confusion about whether David T. Lindsay was the same man as the author of A Voyage to Arcturus. Anderson unravels this scholarly knot and looks at some of David T.'s novels with SF/fantasy themes in this blog entry.

An audio version of The Haunted Woman has been serialised on Brighton & Hove Community Radio. Read by Janina Karpinska and edited by Alan J Cannon, it's an excellent, well-produced reading, complete with incidental music. It's of course fitting it should be broadcast via Brighton & Hove Community Radio, as the novel is set in Brighton, as well as nearby Worthing and Steyning. It was broadcast live on Thursday mornings, but episodes in their edited form can be listened to, or downloaded, at Archive.org. It is now complete, in eleven parts (at Archive.org: part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, & 11). There is also a Facebook page.

Latest news

17 April 2012 — Douglas A. Anderson on the other David Lindsay

2 January 2012 — The Haunted Woman serialised on Brighton & Hove Community Radio

15 October 2011 — The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction third edition online

8 September 2011 — Facsimile dustjacket of The Haunted Woman

29 June 2011 — Phillip Pullman at the BHA Conference 2011

2 June 2011 — Voyage to Arcturus audiobook at LibriVox

29 April 2011 — Around the Outsider - Colin Wilson is 80

16 January 2011 — David Lindsay in update to Sean Martin's The Gnostics

7 November 2010 — Article about Lindsay in The Bottle Imp

25 October 2010 — Author Craig Herbertson's plea

29 September 2010 — 1923 edition of Sphinx on eBay

17 February 2010 — Scenes from Arcturus by David Kanaga

20 December 2009 — The Sussex Centre for Folklore, Fairy Tales and Fantasy

23 March 2009 — Audio reading of A Voyage to Arcturus

18 February 2009 — Monsieur de Mailly released by Resonance BookWorks

31 January 2009 — Devil's Tor & Nightspore on Tormance from Resonance BookWorks

23 January 2009 — A Voyage to Arcturus in The Guardian's list of 1000 Novels Everyone Must Read

5 October 2008 — Alexander Crawford in Wormwood #11

20 September 2008 — Surtur included in the Daily Telegraph's list of literature's 50 greatest villains

31 August 2008 — Philip Pullman includes A Voyage to Arcturus in his "Writer's Table"

11 August 2008 — Paul di Filippo's Cornucopia "is a tribute to... David Lindsay"

17 May 2008 — Markings magazine tribute to J B Pick

10 February 2008 — Voyage to Arcturus as a (robot) audio book

27 January 2008 — Gary K Wolfe's book on Lindsay reissued

26 October 2007 — Article on David Lindsay in latest Wormwood

22 July 2007 — Necronomipod podcast review of A Voyage to Arcturus

21 June 2007 — Paupers' Press announce E. H. Visiak: Writer and Mystic by Anthony Harrison-Barbet

15 April 2007 — Arcturus first edition on eBay

7 March 2007 — The Life & Works of David Lindsay republished

13 February 2007 — Brief Devil's Tor article in Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine

22 January 2007 — Sellin's book, cover up on Amazon

14 January 2007 — Sellin's book delayed

31 December 2006 — Shrowk spotted

1 December 2006 — The Life and Works of David Lindsay by Bernard Sellin to be republished