James B. Pollack · 2012

Passage Through the Family Name

101 BPMD# minor1:54

Listen to "Passage Through the Family Name" by James B. Pollack. 101 BPM, D# minor. "Passage Through the Family Name" is part of James B. Pollack's Crowleyverse naming system rather than a literal one-to-one citation on this page. The connection is to the way Crowley's fiction handles world-building, layered time, memory, houses, thresholds, and hidden structure. Crowley was Pollack's writing advisor at Yale, so these titles also mark a personal artistic lineage, not only a literary reference.

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Production Notes

Core DJ metadata: 101 BPM, D# minor, 1:54.
Listener mood tags: Hypnotic, Atmospheric, Melancholic, Bright.

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101 BPM

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D# minor

Duration

1:54

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Crowleyverse Title Connection

"Passage Through the Family Name" is part of James B. Pollack's Crowleyverse naming system rather than a literal one-to-one citation on this page. The connection is to the way Crowley's fiction handles world-building, layered time, memory, houses, thresholds, and hidden structure. Crowley was Pollack's writing advisor at Yale, so these titles also mark a personal artistic lineage, not only a literary reference.

Archive-level title systemJohn Crowley's fiction

Research source: Hachette: Little, Big Research source: Yale English: Endless Things / Aegypt Research source: John Crowley author site: Ka

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Keywords: Passage Through the Family Name, James B. Pollack, John Crowley, Crowleyverse, Little, Big, John Crowley's fiction, Hypnotic, Atmospheric, Melancholic, Bright, 101 BPM.

November 13 in history

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