About Living on the Inner Edge: A Practical Esoteric Tale A mystical story, breaking traditional boundaries, new thought, practices, insights, and a way of knowledge. Everyone walks their own path but in the New Age of Spirituality the idea of Group Work was born from the works of the Tibetan Master D.K., where heContinue reading “Book review – Living on the Inner Edge: A Practical Esoteric Tale by Cyrus Ryan”
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Book Review: Persian Letters by Mehrdad Rafiee
About Persian Letters Mehrdad Rafiee grew up in Iran at a time of constant change. Born in 1950 in Abadan, as the oil industry was being d nationalised, he went to high school in Kazeroun during the White Revolution of 1963, and attended university in Tehran in the years of social upheaval that ledContinue reading “Book Review: Persian Letters by Mehrdad Rafiee”
Book Review: Death Sentences by Michael Zimecki
Introducing Death Sentences, a novel written in the form of a memoir and narrated by a guy on death row. About Death Sentences Peter “Pop” Popovich is a 24-year-old unemployed glazier, anti-Semite and white supremacist who is pushed over the edge by his chaotic mother, his unresponsive lover, an uncaring stepfather and a right-wing hateContinue reading “Book Review: Death Sentences by Michael Zimecki”
Book review: Wanderers No More by Michelle Saftich
Having read and thoroughly enjoyed Port of No Return by Michelle Saftich, I am delighted to share my review of its sequel, Wanderers No More. “The war may be over, but the fight to belong is just beginning. Left homeless, starving, and almost killed by the Second World War, the Saforo family are refugees fleeing Italy forContinue reading “Book review: Wanderers No More by Michelle Saftich”
Isobel Blackthorn 