The Laurel & Hardy Theory of Consciousness, by Colin Wilson. (Robert Briggs Associates, San Francisco, 1979, second Broadside Editions printing 1990, printed in USA.) Softcover, 24 pages, very good condition. Light wear of cover. This second edition features a cover drawing of Tweedledee and Tweedledum that did not appear on the first edition; I have not found any copies of this edition anywhere on the resale market. (Why didn’t they do a drawing of Laurel and Hardy instead? Seems strange…) Although this thin pamphlet is pretty dated – Wilson complains no one has studied the bicameral mind, which is certainly not true by now – it is quite interesting to follow his theorizing in pursuit of how our “two brains” work together. And it turns out his conclusion still has good advice relevant to our world today.