Name: Go To Hell by Andrew Melchior
Duration: 12 min 24 s
Description: Live tracking real dedication to the road to good intentions.

Alternative - Change It

The first UK event I had done in person in five years happened on June 12, 2024, when a launch of my book Hell occurred in the beautiful medieval city of Norwich. 

The gorgeous Octagon Chapel (Unitarian) is a place where you feel the freedom of ideas and the idea of freedom, the cool feel of delicious reason. It was PACKED. 120 people, downstairs and in the gallery. Launching in Norwich was a VERY good idea: a sweet spot of a town on its own (like Syracuse) with university things and art events and Cambridge University close but not too close. Thunderous applause. People cried and hugged me. Laughter. 

I looked at the huge pile of books and freaked out. We would surely only sell one stack of the six or so. We sold them all. Fifty. 

The image is from the anchorite cell of Julian of Norwich, whom I love. The title is taken from her Revelations of Divine Love, which I highly, highly recommend: it's very ecological.

Revelations of Divine Ecology

Andrew Melchior's latest song, "Come Fast From The Dark," in a unique collaboration with philosopher Timothy Morton, breaks new ground in both music and science. This unprecedented piece marks the world's first use of a sonified Fast Radio Burst (FRB) from MIT's Synoptic Radio Lab, pushing the boundaries of what music can be and how it can resonate with the human experience.

Come Fast from the Dark

Come Fast From The Dark

Live tracking real dedication to the road to good intentions.

Go To Hell

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Go To Hell

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