Category Archives: authors
Smeagol, in Disguise
The digital revolution has created many companies that are reputable – and probably just as many that are not. As self-employed writers, we’ve been casting around for ways to keep pace with this rapid transformation and it’s been tricky. And … Continue reading
Demystifying the Mystifying
It seems somehow appropriate that a psychologist who names his book Demystifying Meaningful Coincidences, would be experiencing ‘coincidences’ that seem, well, somewhat mystifying, related to speaking engagements to promote his book. It seems that Gibbs Williams has the trickster on … Continue reading
The Monster of Florence
Peter Levenda explores the dark side of mankind in his books, such as Sinister Forces, and so it’s not surprising that his reading list would include The Monster of Florence. But for Peter, that book opened synchronicities connecting him … Continue reading
Visions of Time
I was re-writing a short section on our synchronicity book that deals with psychometry–psychic touch–when I remembered an old acquaintance from years ago who had a talent for reading objects. Noreen had once held my father’s watch, which I’d inherited … Continue reading
Shroud of Turin/Shroud of Heaven
Author Sean Ellis has a new novel out called Shroud of Heaven, and now he notes that a Vatican scientist has released a new study about the Shroud of Turin. Sean is hoping for a little spin-off publicity for his … Continue reading
Merlin’s Magic
This story comes from Judi Hertling of British Colombia. It’s a zinger! For the past few months, Judi and her best friend, Chris, have been watching a British TV series entitled Merlin. The 13-part drama tells the story of the … Continue reading