Ego. Power. Self-Focused Grandiosity. Inventions out of control. These forces now threaten us all on a scale never before seen. And it[s all about an inner motivational structure, a mindset, named here as "The Frankenstein Factor" that we can resist.Pioneering public philosopher and bestselling author Tom Morris analyzes the source behind the most challenging problems of the present, with sharp and needed insights from our most astute poets, playwrights, and novelists. This book br...

The Biography of John Dee, savant, philosopher and mystic and his companion and medium Edward Kelley. Set, against the history of Tudor England and embracing the birth of modern science, studies of the occult, conversations with angels, trust and betrayal, ambition and disappointment, achievement and rejection, elation and despair, evangelism and the sulphurous whiff of dealings with the devil.

Have you ever asked yourself why we are so intent on causing misery to each other? Some questions are best left unanswered for the sake of sleeping peacefully at night.

Dreams may be pleasant or some times a little disturbing. Nightmares are all too different. For the dreamer the best thing about a nightmare is waking up. For the narrator however this was not actually the case.

Intended to be the first in a series of short publications dealing with alchemy and the alchemists this is the biography of Thomas Charnock (1524,6 - 1581). At an early age he was left destitute by the machinations of his uncle who none-the-less awoke his interest by leaving him a library of alchemical books. He lived in relative poverty, his hopes of gaining the Philosopher's Stone constantly frustrated and, despite an ill-fated attempt to gain royal recognition, died in obscurity in a So...

An experimental psychologist delves into the mysteries of the human subconscious. What he discovers unleashes a new and terrifying threat to the sanity of mankind.

In his quest for arcane knowledge in the ruined city of Quadesh Zozimos the Mage uncovered a dark secret which rather curbed his enthusiasm.

Billy thought his birthday wasn't going to be much fun but as things turned out he found he had quite enjoyed it.

Set in a small East Anglian town in the early 1950's Old George tells how an unexpected find was to destroy the tranquil life of a beachcomber.

As leader of his tribe Hrothgar believed it was his responsibility to ensure their wellbeing – whatever the cost.

Scientists attempting to make a breakthrough into other dimensions were blissfully unaware that a door acts in both directions.

The trial and execution of the sorcerer went well. Santil was given the seemingly easy task of getting rid of the corpse but after a bad start things just got worse and worse.