Is ‘Enter’ a tough read? The answer to the question, based on feedback by presenters at the launch of the book ‘Enter’, has been mixed and telling:

• The book is “deep and yet accessible” (Paul Ashton)
• “I read it remarkably quickly – twice.” (Joshua Mentz)
• “I found (the book) a tough read and a very interesting and a fascinating read.” (Ken Barris)
• “(The book) will speak to those who take the trouble to engage with it” (Louis de Villiers)
• “The book demands that you enter, and entering a space is different from how we normally approach life. Entering is hugely challenging.” (Matthew Mentz)

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Paul Ashton, Jungian analyst, Ken Barris, writer, critic and friend and three readers who helped shape the text: Louis de Villiers, Joshua Mentz and Matthew Mentz, and Llewellyn Alberts – quoted at the head of chapter eight, were asked to present at the launch of my indie-published book ‘Enter’. This is what they said.

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