Presents a collection of tales in the style of the half-mythical, half-historical bard Taliesin.

A novel spanning decades follows a cast of characters as they make their way through a labyrinth that connects WWII spycraft, the occultism of Aleister Crowley, the Jonestown massacre, pulp science fiction, Latin American revolutionaries, and new wave music.

Ancient Sumeria, 1750 BC When Crown Prince Samsu of Babylon, a man notorious for his ruthlessness and cruelty, conquers the city of Nippur and installs himself as its ruler, his search for a concubine leads him straight to Eliana's beloved sister. Kisha is taken away, and Eliana is devastated, thinking she'll never see her again. A secret message delivered in the dead of night changes everything, and Eliana risks her life to sneak into Samsu's dreaded Red Palace and see her sister. Samsu, intrigued by her courage, takes her into slavery; he is determined to break her spirit and teach her a woman's place. But Eliana will not break easily, and Samsu underestimates how far she will go to protect her loved ones. In a brutal environment where women are expendable and the Prince's power is absolute, Eliana must negotiate a careful path between pleasing Samsu, avoiding the wrath of his wife, keeping her family safe and staying true to herself. Her life, and the lives of everyone she loves, could depend on it. This gripping story about love, loyalty, family, and courage in the face of oppression will have you hooked from beginning to end.

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“'Must' reading for any pianist concerned with Beethoven's music, which is to say almost every pianist alive.” —William Rothstein, Musical Times

The Scarlet Woman. The Red Goddess. The Girl Next Door. She is the female sexual impulse, the liberated woman, the one who is totally in charge. She's got some things to say, some sweet moves to teach, and some magick and enchantment to bestow. If you've got the fuel then she's got the spark, so whether you strap on or strap in, it's time to get funky. In the crazy wisdom tradition of sassy seminal works like the Principia Discordia and the Illuminatus Trilogy we are treated to the hawt and harrowing journey of Prophet Dick as he has a particularly raunchy and enlightening encounter with the ultimate sexual power. Herein you will find wisdom, spells, and a complete spiritual system that has been gently simmered in the sauce of destiny and presented to you in the most alluring and enticing form possible. Enjoy, achieve gnosis, find ultimate power, and when it's all over don't forget to tip your server and wash your hands.

Heirs to a legacy of ancient magic, twins Griffin and Donovan Kirkwood have become embroiled in the political and religious conflicts of Elizabethan England. But there are darker forces threatening not nly the Kirkwoods but Queen Elizabeth I as well. For a witch descended from Nimue has unleashed a terrifying force: the Demon of Chaoshellip;.

In Elizabethan England, Donovan Kirkwood and his brother Griffin's children Betsy, Hal, and Deirdre, heirs to the legacy of Merlin and Arthur, attempt to end the cycle of destruction started by the long-dead Roanna.

A guide to remaking a company's processes, organization structure, and management systems through reengineering shows companies how to make money in the 1990s by improving speed, productivity, quality, and service. 40,000 first printing. $50,000 ad/promo.

Een studente bezoekt Einstein in zijn kantoor ongeveer vijftig jaar na diens dood en maakt kennis met zijn leven, werk en denken. Vanaf ca. 14 jaar.

Een Zuid-Afrikaanse vrouw belandt met een per ongeluk gefabriceerde atoombom in Zweden.

A new historical series examining in detail the Crusades and the major changes that period of history wrought in the church from award-winning novelist Stephen R. Lawhead.

A vivid description of the fierce and free Celtic spirit as it has been sustained through history, and a vision for living that spirit in the present. Equates Celtic customs with Native American traditions and rituals. Presents a vision of the ancient Celtic path as it can be lived today With the perspective of a passionate historian and the clarity of a modern-day medicine woman, Loren Cruden presents to us a vision of ancient Celtic spirit as it can be lived today. In Walking the Maze she explores Celtic culture both in comparison to Native American ways of life and in its own light and strength, examining the attributes that define and sustain the vitality of the Celtic spirit. Four aspects of traditional Celtic life common to both Celtic and Native American cultures are kinship consciousness, a high regard for women as part of a general commitment to freedom, a fluid perspective of reality, and a primal spiritual engagement with the land. For the Celts this crafted rugged, land-loving individualists, fierce and free in their expression, gracious to all, answerable directly to Spirit but responsible for the entire community. This vision of Celtic spirit informs the vision of how we may live in the present, renewing a cultural integrity that is inseparable from personal wholeness and ecological consciousness.

This book is an alternative armchair adventure that chronicles the exploits of one of the most outrageous men of our time, a nature lover, a profane mystic, who parties with his druidical knights, the Warband, while preaching of personal freedom from atop a motorcycle.

This classic study by a distinguished scholar, first published in 1911, builds upon the surviving texts of the ancient Celtic religion, as well as current folk customs. Topics include nature worship and customs related to the culture of the dead, including rites of rebirth and transmigration.

This extraordinary volume features 24 authentic tales of Fin MacCool. Each exciting story centers around superhuman heroes battling dragons and giants, outwitting sorcerers, and even overcoming death itself.

This unique book presents eight seasonal rites for performance at the solstices, equinoxes and cross-quarter days, for devotees of the ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses.

This volume brings together the uncollected short fiction of the poet, writer and religious philosopher Aleister Crowley. Crowley was a successful critic, editor and author of fiction from 1908 to 1922, and his short stories are long overdue for discovery. Of the fifty-two stories in the present volume, only thirty were published in his lifetime