Jungian Analyst, publisher & author, Daryl Sharp, has died. We will have much to say in times to come. This is a place where you can add your thoughts if you wish. (Please note that any comments will be reviewed before published here, to prevent spam postings – i.e. your submitted comments won’t appear … Read more
I first read the Survival Papers: Anatomy of a Midlife Crisis in the 1990s when I was beginning a delayed journey through my own midlife crisis. As I read these words in the introduction to Daryl Sharp’s book, I saw an uncanny image of myself. Daryl Sharp had nailed it: “This book is written for … Read more
Daryl Sharp, I have just finished your book, ANOTHER PIECE OF MY HEART: The Badger Trilogy, Book 2. In the busyness of the days, I had to wait for the right time/space to enjoy. The back cover describes the work beautifully – it is a delightful page-turner and I was surprised when it … Read more
INNER CITY BOOKS is proud to add TWO NEW TITLES to its substantial, acclaimed canon of Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts: 125. AN AMERICAN JUNGIAN: In Honor of Edward F. Edinger(Ed. George R. Elder and Dianne D. Cordic). Illustrated.ISBN 978-1-894574-26-6. 288 pages. Sewn. Index. $35/£20 This extraordinary compilation brings together essays and reviews … Read more
Inner City Books has added two new titles to their extensive list of publications of Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analyst. Jung Uncorked Book Three: Rare Vintages from the Cellar of Analytical Psychology Decanted with commentaries by DARYL SHARP ISBN 9781894574242. (Book 3) Index 128 pp. 2008. $25.00 C.G. Jung died in 1961 at … Read more
What better way of celebrating the end of a republican era than by paying tribute to the Elephant! Jungian Psychology Unplugged: My Life as an Elephant by Daryl Sharp “This warm, humorous, entertaining and beautifully written book gives an overview of Jungian Psychology . . . That’s right, warm, humorous, entertaining, beautifully written, and a … Read more
By Daryl Sharp, Publisher and General Editor In 1980 I was 44 years old. I had returned to Toronto two years earlier from the Jung Institute in Zurich and I had a thriving practice. I had so much energy I thought I might explode. Theoretically it’s possible. E = m x c2 (squared). If you … Read more