The Alexandria iBase Project - special collection of Mercury Hour Magazines
Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2023 3:01 pm
The Alexandria iBase Project is a donation-based initiative set up in 2020 with the aim of preserving precious astrological texts and the personal papers of notable astrologers.
www.alexandriaibase.org
The developers are at Phase One of the project – building the AIP AstroCat into a library catalogue of astrological works in private collections and developing a resource of digital astro-texts available in the public domain. Very recently the AIP announced the addition of a ‘Special Collections’ section, a work in progress for which the first collection offers digital editions of Mercury Hour, a US-based magazine first published in 1974. Their promotion explains:
www.alexandriaibase.org
The developers are at Phase One of the project – building the AIP AstroCat into a library catalogue of astrological works in private collections and developing a resource of digital astro-texts available in the public domain. Very recently the AIP announced the addition of a ‘Special Collections’ section, a work in progress for which the first collection offers digital editions of Mercury Hour, a US-based magazine first published in 1974. Their promotion explains:
Additions are still being made, but you can check out what is currently available at special-collections.alexandriaibase.org.“It's a really fun collection, a look into the astrological thinking of the time. The articles, comments, and letters to the editor were all submitted by working astrologers of the day”.