HIEROGAMOUS ENTERPRISES
On this page we will link to all our other unique web pages.
About Us tells about the Hierogamous Enterprises staff and associates.
Contact CFO Michael Halm
BOOKS
All Things Are Possible: the best of Mpossibilities
Are You Shirley Temple's Cousin? 4 centuries of immigrant families, a collection of genealogical research
Crosswords with Jesus is a collection of a hundred crossword puzzles that do not exclude Jesus, the Bible or the Church.
Far Away Places with Strange Sounding Names an (in)complete gazeteer
Good News You May Have Missed in the last 30 Years is a collection of good news articles published in My People newspaper
Hierogamous Hymns is our first publication, a collection of original lyrics by Michael Halm and Razilee Purdue. (email CFO)
The Hierogamous Songbook is a collection of 600+ original songs
Hieroscopes for Every Day an alternative to horoscopes
How to Get High is a book about numbers, a infinite number of number sequences and the Most High
Joycesqueanism: the wit and wisdom of Andre Joyce
The Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary is a play for 8- to 10-year-olds by Kathy McCarthy
Proverbials: Proverbs in Verse is a collection of proverbs turned into verse by Michael Halm to bring out their poetic, memorable wisdom.
Psalms, Hymns and Inspired Songs is an autobiography by Michael Joseph Halm including hundreds of Scripture-inspired songs with an on-line postscript.
Quarantine Games games to play when you have lots of time
Reignbeau's Riddles and Rhymes is a collection of riddles and children’s songs by Reignbeau the Clown
Sherlock Holmes and the Mad Doctor is a science fictional/detective tale involving the search for a certain mad doctor lost in time.
The Wizard Who Couldn’t and Other Basilian Tales is an illustrated collection of fairy tales based on the Sunday Gospel readings and the history of Baselia [present day Basel region of Switzerland].
NEWSLETTERS
The Cauldron was the newsletter of the Mythopoeic SIG
The Norbury Chronicle is the still active newsletter of the Holmesian Studies SIG notable excerpts include "The Case of the Missing Ruby"
ARTICLES from a variety of publications
(Science Fair '65, my first computer)
ARTWORK
The IDIC INSTITUTE,
coordinated by Spiek the Vulcan, includes:
Filksongs
Galactic Registry
InterGalactic Council
Pop Stars
Surakisms
The Unofficial Questarian Guide
Vulcanthropes
"When logic smells bad"
"Who Buried Zarabeth?"
The André Joyce Appreciation Society’s pages include Joyce’s many eclectic interests:
Googology
Hierogonometry
Jootsy Calculus
Laws
"Let Us Remember Andre Joyce"
Merology
Neologisms
Oogology
Paraphysics
Sequences
Zerology
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Aesop's Travels will be a hyperbook, science fictional updating of Aesop's Fables
Astonishing, Bald and Barefoot Saints will be a collection of stories of saints arranged by their titles, such as, Christina the Astonishing, Alphege the Bald and Margaret the Barefooted.
The Before and After Saint Book will be a collection of stories about saints arranged in two parts -- the anonymous pre-conversion life and the post-conversion saint as we now know them.
The chronology is my on-going record of noteworthy events over several billion years.
Companions will be a collection of the little known saints, usually martyred with more well known saints, to help increase the appreciation of our “cloud of witnesses"
I'm A Believer will be a novel about a couple of college-age Catholics involved in early Church renewal and the sexual counterrevolution set in the late 1960s.
Kitty's Cousins is my on-going genealogical research dedicated to Kathleen Marie Halm
Mary Men will be a collection of lives of saints with great devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary
Them That Have Wings is a science fiction novel about Leonardo da Vinci's time machine and his travels from ancient Crete to the far future.
The Wings of Dawn is a Billy Sigerson mystery begun as a serial in The Norbury Chronicle