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The Forgotten Stars
A controversial book and a disastrous affair have made Jim Glass a public laughing-stock and a figure of hate. Now the disgraced historian wants to get away from his past and the ruins of his career. In a secluded community on a little-known island in the Thames Estuary he thinks he has found peace and quiet in which to lick his wounds and start thinking about a fresh start. But Havensea is no ordinary island. It is a place where the past is always only just around the corner. History just won't leave him alone - and the island also seems to have plans for him. On Havensea there is no such thing as a chance encounter. Pretty soon Jim finds himself in plenty of trouble and up to his neck in a...
Straight Track, Crooked Road
Straight Track, Crooked Road discusses in detail the theories proposed in recent years by Paul Devereux that `leys' may be associated with shamanic `spirit paths'.
Sparks and Ashes
Twenty stories about time travel, treacherous underwear and immoderate drinking; sudden death, imperfect resurrection and dreams made flesh; obsession, despair and decay; ghosts, poets and nostalgic killers; and more besides.
The Myths of Reality
'The Myths of Reality' reveals how reality is culturally constructed in an ever-continuing process from mythic fragments transmitted by the mass media and adapted through face-to-face and Internet conversations.
Crystals, Mother Earth and the Forces of Living Nature
The theme of this new book from Nigel Graddon is Mother Earth and her magnificent powers, both visible and invisible. In extolling Mother Earth’s virtues in the face of humanity’s increasing assaults upon nature, Graddon presents a three-part narrative through the medium of crystal, “solidified light,” according to the ancients. Part 1, Physical Crystal, describes the origins of the Universe and our Earth, and the gradual evolution of the mineral kingdom in its diverse forms, which find their highest vibrational power in the mysterious world of crystal. Part 2, Amazing Crystal, examines mind-blowing uses of crystal in the past and present, and in its future potential. Among its highl...
The Midnight Lamp
Growing up isn't easy for a boy who's been kissed by an angel and is adrift somewhere between magic and imagination, dreams and madness. The world around him seems to be slowly destroying itself. He's frustrated at home, sinking without trace at school, and has a problem with time. And there's the small matter of an accident he can't remember and may not even have happened, but which might just be slowly destroying his brain. If he has a future, even just the one, it doesn't look good. And his allegedly best friend has developed an obsession with trying to contact the dead. But for now - probably - it's 1967, he is thirteen years old, and there is always Jimi Hendrix.
The Hand of Fire
Five years after the events recounted in Secret Songs, historian Jim Glass is happy and contented. Then an old mistake is brought to light, an old enemy returns, and an older threat emerges. Meanwhile, Jim finds out much more about himself than he ever expected. Havensea may be sleepy on the surface but something dark and strange is bubbling away underneath it all. But what is it? How can Jim stop it? And what is the price he must pay? The Hand of Fire is the final book in the Havensea trilogy. The first two volumes are The Forgotten Stars and Secret Songs.
Woodwise
Fired from his job, kicked out by his girlfriend, and desperately short of money - and it's all his own fault. But an unexpected inheritance gives Lou Borrow hope and a purpose, a chance to rediscover himself and make a fresh start. He has also inherited a puzzle that leads to both riches and a dark secret. Woodwise is no ordinary house. And Lou may not be as alone as he thinks.
Explore Hinduism
This book studies the diverse and often competitive strands of Hindu traditions, Hindu festivals and life-cycle rituals and examines them in the context of globalized religions.
