“A Miscellany of Fairy Folk, Myths, and Magic” by Sandra Kynes

"This dazzling exploration of fairydom unfurls hidden folklore and ancient wisdom with a freshness that enlivens every page. Sandra Kynes invites kindred seekers to follow fairy trails mapped by curious legends, firsthand encounters, and multicultural wisdom. Featuring 52 essays, this immersive, alphabetically organized collection balances scholarly depth with lyrical charm. Sandra's intuitive storytelling and practical magic invite a true sense of wonder, awakening subtle perceptions and opening pathways to genuine communion with the fae. This unique book supports magical practice with protective charms, attunement, and meaningful rituals while weaving together cultural commonalities to deepen understanding. Every entry radiates confidence and warmth, providing suggestions for direct contact with fairydom. This book inspires you to step outside fantasy...>>

“The Bridges Between Autism, Epilepsy, and Psychic Abilities” by Bethany McEntire

"In a world that seeks to categorize and contain, The Bridges Between Autism, Epilepsy, and Psychic Abilities challenges our fundamental understanding of the human brain. Author Bethany McEntire embarks on a groundbreaking journey into the "neurological convergences" of seemingly disparate conditions. Moving beyond a purely deficit-based model, this book explores the shared neurobiological underpinnings—specifically the phenomenon of hypersynchrony—that links the intense neural activity of epilepsy with the unique sensory and cognitive processing of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Discover how these variations in the brain's symphony might not just define neurological difference, but also hold the key to understanding a broader spectrum of human consciousness, heightened sensitivity, and experiences long relegated to the "unexplained". The Bridges Between Autism,...>>

“Portals, Patterns, and Pathways: A Handbook for Rune Magicians, Star Gazers, and Myth Makers” by Imelda Almqvist

🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Every liminal space between runes is a mystery school, and its curriculum is mythology - a paleolithic bone broth for our soul! The runes map a mythical or imaginal realm where cosmic blueprints share their stories and wisdom through archetypal figures, deities, personifications, alchemical images, and symbols. Years ago, Imelda Almqvist wrote in her Rune Journal: "Every liminal space between runes is a mystery school, and its curriculum is mythology!" This insight proved to be incredibly fertile ground for mapping the liminal spaces between the runes. The letter sequence of many early alphabets appears to be connected to the night sky and star patterns. Does such a correspondence exist for the runes? Does the...>>

“Ani.Mystic: Encounters with a Living Cosmos” by Gordon White

"Gordon White’s sequel to his acclaimed Star.Ships is a book of adventure and encounter, of optimism and healing. Ani.Mystic: Encounters with a Living Cosmos is, explicitly, a magician’s book, a dreaming book, one which aims to fundamentally shift the discourse within the western magical tradition. Gordon explains, "the sole preoccupation of this book is exploring and uncovering animism as a dangerous category of European thought…" Gordon begins by giving the standard definition of animism as "the belief that the world is made up of persons, only some of whom are humans", before taking us with him "to its farthest epistemological hinterlands". In dialogue with teachers of Indigenous knowledge, spirits, angels, star people, saints, plants, and...>>

“Star.Ships: A Prehistory of the Spirits” by Gordon White

"A defining text of the new magical renaissance, Star.Ships addresses the question of who we are now by tracing where we come from, and by drawing out the stories and the spirits that have journeyed and evolved with us. The goal is, as Gordon writes, the restoration of context. To this end, White applies his globally-recognised data and demographics skills to realise a groundbreaking work of truly interdisciplinary research. Utilising mythological, linguistic and astronomical data to reconstruct palaeolithic magical beliefs, he maps them to the human journey out of Africa; explores which aspects of these beliefs and practices have survived into the Western tradition; and what the implications (and applications) of those survivals may be...>>