WHY ME? MY JOURNEY FROM M.E. TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
This is the truly inspiring story of an "ordinary" teenager, who on the eve of his GCSEs and of realising his dream of performing in…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Blinded by Starlight: The Pineal Gland and Western Astronomia
In the 1930s, it was common to test for female fertility by adding a chemical to a woman's blood sample. The rate at which the…… Read More »
THE CONNECTIVITY HYPOTHESIS
Ervin Laszlo has written a series of books on science, including The Creative Cosmos and The Whispering Pond, in which he advances the need for…… Read More »
The Biology of Transcendence
Already famous for his Crack in the Cosmic Egg and other notable books, this latest Pearce (JCP) contribution is a fascinating and thoughtful exposition on…… Read More »
SCIENTISM
Some readers may recall my review last year of a book by Huston Smith called Why Religion Matters. In it Huston recounts a lecture he…… Read More »
Mourning has Broken
A remarkable follow-up to the author's earlier book 'Benjaya's Gifts' in which she described the loss of her five-year old son in a drowning accident.…… Read More »
Between Death and Life - Conversations with a Spirit
A book that may go beyond the boggle thresholds of some readers, but one that does present a set of coherent views about the mysteries…… Read More »
Oxford Style Manual
Another triumph for the Oxford reference series. One can only agree with the cover sticker that stakes its claim as 'the essential handbook for all…… Read More »
The Cambridge Companion to The Scottish Enlightenment
Alexander Broadie is the current holder of the chair held by Adam Smith in Glasgow University and is a leading specialist in the Scottish Enlightenment.…… Read More »
The Work We Were Born to Do
Janine Edge writes: This is an intensely practical book for eliciting the work you love and how to create the opportunity to do it. There…… Read More »