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Books: Fiction
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Guardians of the Afterworld
Stafford Betty
"Guardians of the Afterworld" is the third of Professor Betty’s afterlife novels. The first tells the story of non-believer who dies in a plane crash,… more
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An Inconvenient Convent: An Abbot Peter Mystery
Simon Parke
It is another case for D.I. Shah and Abbot Peter, as they attempt to find the murderer among the saints by the sea. Who could hate her so much – and why? more
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A Hearse at Midnight: An Abbot Peter Mystery
Simon Parke
‘Daffodils freeze and shrubs cry in Stormhaven. They call it ‘The Beast from the East’ and the temperature’s unholy; it crucifies all with cruel nails… more
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Gospel: Rumours of Love
Simon Parke
First century Palestine is a region glued together by hate. The Roman invaders rule, the Jewish authorities collude while the enraged and desperate plot… more
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The Afterlife Therapist
Stafford Betty
Following his death Aiden Lovejoy finds himself in a strange but wonderful world—a vital, busy, challenging environment with great joy beckoning. There… 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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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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A Dog's View of Love, Life, and Death
J. R. Archer
In "A Dog's View of Love, Life, and Death," Human beings, thinking they know the answers to many of life’s big questions, continue to make the same mistakes… more
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The Severed Breast
Stafford Betty
The queen of the great Chola Empire has taken the tall, light-skinned saint from the mysterious West for her guru and, as if predestined by some primordial… more
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The Imprisoned Splendor
Stafford Betty
A nationally celebrated but self-absorbed philosophy professor finds himself very much alive following a fatal plane crash in an afterlife world he was… more
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The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Leo Tolstoy
The Death of Ivan Ilyich is Tolstoy's attack on the smug satisfaction of a middle and upper-class population, who in his mind live artificial meaningless… more
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Resurrection
Leo Tolstoy
Published in 1900, Resurrection is Tolstoy’s final large-scale novel. It’s a morally-driven tale of personal redemption, featuring fewer characters… more
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Work While Ye Have the Light
Leo Tolstoy
‘Work while ye have the light,’ is Tolstoys fictional Christian tale, set in the 1st century AD. more
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Spiritual World
Kahlil Gibran
This edition of Kahlil Gibran's works includes The Prophet, The Forerunner, The Madman and Sand and Foam. more
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23 Tales
Leo Tolstoy
In this book, we see Tolstoy’s love of the short story, whether for children or adults; and witness the secret of simplicity and transparency of style,… more
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The Forerunner
Kahlil Gibran
The Forerunner is a collection of parables and aphorisms, which in true Eastern style draws on a world of kings, hermits, saints, slaves, deserts, animals… more
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Jesus the Son of Man
Kahlil Gibran
For Kahlil Gibran, re-telling the story of Jesus had been the ambition of a lifetime. He wanted tell the story as no one had told it before. With Jesus… more
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The Madman
Kahlil Gibran
One of Kahlil Gibran's first books in English, The Madman is a collection of parables and aphorisms, which in true Eastern style draws on a world of kings,… more
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Sand and Foam
Kahlil Gibran
Sand and Foam is a collection of parables and aphorisms, which in true Eastern style draws on a world of kings, hermits, saints, slaves, deserts, animals… more
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The Prophet
Kahlil Gibran
The Prophet, which was to become enduringly popular, is a prose piece which is partly auto-biographical. Gibran said that ‘the whole prophet is saying… more
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| Mackenzie King, London Mediums, Richard Wagner, and Adolf Hitler by Anton Wagner, PhD. – Besides Etta Wriedt in Detroit and Helen Lambert, Eileen Garrett and the Carringtons in New York, London was the major nucleus for King’s “psychic friends.” In his letter to Lambert describing his 1936 European tour, he informed her that “When in London, I met many friends of yours: Miss Lind af Hageby, [the author and psychic researcher] Stanley De Brath, and many others. Read here |
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