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The Mystery Box, short stories by Frederick Highland taking their inspiration from philatelic images

Night Falls on Damascus, a novel by Frederick Highland, set in Damascus during the French Mandate
Ghost Eater, a novel set in turn of the century Sumatra, by Frederick Higland
  
Stamp Whys

Puzzlers!

StampWhys - Puzzlers with Attitude!

Mystery

The Clearing
An "old fisherman" reports to the Magistrate

History

The Emperor's Garden
The Emperor's Garden

Stamps

Philately - The Fiction Connection
Sushi! Yum!


Chicago Philatelic Society Medal

The Mystery Box book is the proud winner of a Silver Medal awarded by the Chicago Philatelic Society CHICAGOPEX Literature Exhibit

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Read the Book Review by Barbara Kinne of the APS American Philatelist

Heimdal

Heimdal: Sverige 15

A celestial gatekeeper, the god Heimdal, shown on the 15 ore, guards the entrance to Asgard, home to the Aesir sky gods.

As the branches on the stamp indicate, Asgard is located at the top of the world tree, Yggdrasil. A rainbow bridge known as Bifrost connects Asgard to the human realm of Midgard.

The gods make this crossing whenever assemblies are held at the great well of wisdom known as Urd. Heimdal is shown blowing Gjallerhorn, his left hand on his sword, a symbolic reference to the coming Ragnarök, for it is Heimdal's blast that alerts Odin that the final conflict between the gods of Aesir and the giants of Jötunheim is at hand.

Heimdal and Jotunheim
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