Reddit mentions of TYR: Myth - Culture - Tradition, Vol. 1

Feel free to check my sources. I'm not a historian, I just communicate the information I've been made aware of.

1. Chang, K. The Archaeology of Ancient China. Yale University Press. (1963)
   
2. Li, H. The Origin and Use of Cannabis in Eastern Asia Linguistic-Cultural Implications. Economic Botany. (1974)
   
3. Li, H. An Archaeological and Historical Account of Cannabis in China. Economic Botany. (1974)
   
4. Rubin, VD. Cannabis and Culture. Campus Verlag. (1975)
   
5. Pollan, M. The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s Eye View of the World. New York: Random House. (2001)
   
6. Ratsch, C. The Sacred Plants of our Ancestors. Tyr: Myth - Culture - Tradition. (2003)
   
7. Booth, M. Cannabis: A History. Thomas Dunne Books. (2004)
   
8. Russo, EB. Mechoulam, R. Cannabis in India: ancient lore and modern medicine. Cannabinoids as Therapeutics. (2006)
   
9. Russo, EB. History of cannabis and its preparations in saga, science, and sobriquet. Chemistry and Biodiversity. (2007)
   
10. Clarke, RC. Traditional Cannabis cultivation in Darchula District, Nepal: seed, resin and textiles. Journal of Industrial Hemp. (2007)
    
11. Gray, AW. Rasmussen, WD. Fussell, GE. Mellanby, K. Nair, K. Ordish, G Crawford, GW. Heilig, S. Shiri, R. Origins of Agriculture. Encyclopedia Britannica. (2015)
    
12. Staelens, S. The Bhang Lassi Is How Hindus Drink Themselves High for Shiva. Vice. (2017)
    
13. Long, T. Cannabis in Eurasia: origin of human use and Bronze Age trans-continental connections. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany. (2017)

Well over a decade ago I got several references to The Prisoner in music that I listened to and books I read. The repertoire of the Yugoslavian/Italian band Devil Doll is full of Prisoner references (especially The Girl Who Was... Death and then when I read Collin Cleary's essay "Son of man, can these bones come to life?" in Tyr Journal volume one I found it time to watch the series. I did, a few times, since, I even watched the remake and visited Portmeirion.

Anyway, Cleary has a few more articles online about The Prisoner on Counter Currents (just 'Google' "the prisoner colin cleary.

The series remain getting attention and deservedly. I believe I heard that there is a film in the making of it. I do not know if I am glad about that though...