Book Blurb Neil McDonald has had a deep personal connection to Rennes-le-Château and has been running tours to the area, studying the story and landscape deeply, as well as writing about it for many years. Thomas Sheridan, using his extensive knowledge of the occult and that of secret societies, as well as his understanding of ... Read More

Book Blurb From the ancient sites of Albion, to the mysteries of the Templars in the Czech Republic, via myths, ley lines, dragons and the Slavic deities, to the strange and unsettling encounters with the work of a shaman in the middle of Brno, G. Michael Vasey shares his journey back to the Goddess, the ... Read More

Book Blurb This book sets out to examine the wider concept of magic and mythology being utilised as an early form of social psychoanalysis by the druids, and how magic theory and occult symbolism developed from this. How this evolution of ritual magic eventually made its way into folklore, witchcraft and freemasonry. From the proto-shamanic ... Read More

Book Blurb If you are into ley lines, then this book is a must for you. It literally maps the Michael and Mary ley lines (which originate in Cornwall in the South West of England) in the finest detail, and takes you on a journey through ancient history to present day. Not only will you ... Read More

Blurb Sex and Light is a rude and uproarious account of one man’s efforts to awaken the dreaded powers of the kundalini and remain reasonably sane. Written in a fast-flowing and compelling style, from his own typically unexpected perspective, Alan Richardson has created a new genre of black comic new age humour. Here is everything ... Read More

Book Blurb SECRET CIPHERS, RITUALS, CABALS, MEN IN BLACK AND THE UFO PHENOMENON…. For more than five decades, rumors have circulated amongst researcher that the UFO phenomenon is somehow directly linked to Occultism. Now, veteran UFOlogist Allen Greenfield provides proof of those connections and exposes the he UFO mystery with the discovery of hidden Secret ... Read More

Book Blurb This is non-fiction, and a follow-on from ‘The Sea Priest’, this time showing my attempts to link with obscure aspects of Aion, Set, Sekhmet, Mithras, Anubis and various pertinent if unlikely historical individuals on the physical plane. So it’s a story of lost and forgotten deities, and the lost and forgotten ways in ... Read More

Book Blurb In the beginning, I planned to sail this book toward Brittany and track down Morgana le Fay, even peering through her witch-mists to the peculiar heart of Atlantis, where I thought she might be lurking. I was determined to summon, stir and call her up. In the event, at the very start of ... Read More

Book Blurb This is a small book, but it’s packed with information on the history, development and practice of the ancient art of dowsing. It will appeal equally to beginners and experienced practitioners as it moves deeper into advanced techniques, probing into some of the more esoteric uses of the age-old skill. The uses of ... Read More

Book Blurb “Who was this Arviragus bloke anyway?” Don studies the light as it plays through his beer, casting prisms on the table. How is it possible to hide such a story… the hidden history of Christianity in Britain? Oh, there are legends of course… old tales… Yet what if there was truth in them? ... Read More