Cube of Space a cube. Cube of Space The Cube of Space is an occult concept that was popularized by the prominent occultist Paul Foster Case. The Cube of Space associates the three axes of the cube, the center point of the cube, the six sides of the cube, and the twelve edges of the cube, with the 22 letters of the hebrew alphabet. The Cube of Space is based upon two verses in the proto-kabbala text called the Sepher Yetzirah. One of those verses is in chapter 4 and the other verse is in chapter 5. The verse in chapter 4 associates
The Carnelian Cube humor, the less said the better". Frederik Pohl, writing in "Super Science Stories", praised the authors as having "produced some of the funniest fantasies ever to see print." Noting that ""The Carnelian Cube", almost alone among fantasy books, has never been published in magazine form" he "wonders how the magazines missed it." "Thrilling Wonder Stories" praised the novel as "earthy, talkative, [and] frequently witty," saying "The authors have given full range to a pair of highly fertile imaginations and the reader does not suffer thereby." "Fantasy Review"'s Kemp McDonald faulted the novel as scattershot and plotless, saying that "Characters and