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Our 10 most recent titles are listed below, with the newest at the top of the page.
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More Spirit Teachings: Further Examples of Remarkable Communication from Beyond
William Stainton Moses aka M. A. Oxon
"More Spirit Teachings", first published in 1892, follows on from Spirit Teachings expounding wisdom and truths from Imperator and his group of discarnate… more
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Spirit Teachings: Through the Mediumship of William Stainton Moses
William Stainton Moses aka M. A. Oxon
William Stainton Moses, an Anglican priest, authored "Spirit Teachings" in 1883, nine years before his passing. It is now considered a classic in the Spiritualist… more
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The Power of Dreams
Brian Inglis
Why do we dream? How have dreams helped inspire creative artists? How useful are they in daily problem solving? What evidence is there for second sight… more
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What You Will: An Inner Journey with Shakespeare
Braham Murray
“All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players …” more
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The Secret Testament of Julian
Simon Parke
Julian of Norwich was the first woman in the world to write a book in English, and yet had largely disappeared from view until her rediscovery during the… more
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Engaging the Anomalous: Collected Essays on Anthropology, the Paranormal, Mediumship and Extraordinary Experience
Jack Hunter
"Engaging the Anomalous" is a collection of essays written by Jack Hunter between 2010-17. Together, the essays push toward the development of a non-reductive,… more
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The Hidden Power: Science, Scepticism and PSI
Brian Inglis
What exactly is psi? Why has the paranormal consistently been condemned by the scientific establishment? Why have its manifestations - ESP, psychokinesis,… more
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The Dark Messiah:Magick, Gnosis and Religion
Brian J. Allan
Did religion legitimise magick or magick legitimise religion? Logic would suggest the latter, because shamanic and animistic traditions have long predated… more
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Poltergeists
Alan Gauld and A. D. Cornell
"Poltergeists" was first published in 1979 and rapidly established itself as a leading work on the topic. It has been frequently referred to as groundbreaking… more
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Another Bloody Retreat: Abbot Peter's desert years
Simon parke
‘What was it like in the desert, abbot?’ asks Rosemary.
And, in a way, this book is his answer. more
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