Complemation is a shortened form of the phrase "Complementary Education." As today, in that what was formerly termed "alternative medicine" is now called "complementary medicine", so it is with Complemation: not seeking to displace or remove any existing system, but work alongside the best of that which is presently available, and complement these possibilities from a wide range of disciplines, practices, philosophies, strategies and ways of living. -

This text is a new version and commentary on Just Because a Cat has her Kittens in the Oven, Doesn't make them Biscuits, originally published in 1991 (Temple Press, ISSN 0960-7900, with Genesis P-Orridge & Z'EV ), a text which was (wrongly) described on original publication as "a film script in 31 acts," but is both not that and so much more than that. dealing with the personal as it is reflected in the external, and the reconciliation of these two illusory viewpoints, it is at once philosophy with a rubber duck and the creation of spaces which can be inhabited by the participating reader to explore and see what arises from those locations. A book which can be, and is intended to be read many times and on many levels, the metamorphosis and transcendence of the text will allow benefits to accrue which will resonate, inform and inspire long after the reader puts the book down.
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After 30 years of languishing with one of its three feet in the grave, another is a far worse place than that, and the last associated with those that should never be associated with, the text we have come to know and love Just Because a Cat Has Her Kittens in the Oven Doesn't Make Them Biscuits began to whisper ever more loudly into the ear of the author, and persuaded all and sundry in that largely empty space that the time had come for reparation. Response. Elucidation. Contemplation. Reflection. Recompense, and retaliation. This seemed, eventually, like a good idea at the time. After many months of labour, including hours upon hours of communication by steam-driven computer connections 'twixt that author and a willing victim in the pay of translation, the final bell was sounded, and gasping for breath, into this world and surely many others, the tome blinks in the harsh light of daylight seen once again, but perhaps this time with a little more acumen and less of the squint that went before. This had to happen. As always, simply a matter of time. And at least a half on top of that. —

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