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True Stories from the Files of Fate Magazine Are some animals psychic? Do animals have spirits that survive death? Do bonds exist between people and animals that are beyond our comprehension? These 36 stories from the files of Fate Magazine provide real-life experiences of ordinary people and a variety of unusual animals. -Lady, the psychic horse who could spell -Skitty, the kitten, who delivered messages from a dead boy to his family -Felix, the cat, who ran away from his adopted home and was found pacing on his former master's grave ten miles away -A talking mongoose named Gef -Foxy, the ghost dog who wanders the Kiamichi Mountains The riveting tales in this book suggest that our beloved pets are more like us than we realize and that they are able to step into the strange realm of the paranormal.

The Torque of Kernow is the first book in an exciting new fantasy series by the legendary Raymond Buckland. He will take you on an thrilling adventure though a mystical land where a giant, a king and a king's son devote their lives in search for a long-lost gold Torque--for once the Torque has been found, a new ruler would be enthroned, and the giants of Elbra would be able to pass peacefully on. Without a ruler, Kernow will endure brutal civil wars, horrific strife and unforeseeable famine. Peace, when it comes, will return only briefly. For many of the people, there is a constant desire to re-unite. Yet there can be no lasting peace without a ruler--and no ruler without the Torque of Kernow. "Forget about Middle Earth, Hobbits, and a ring that a grotesque creature believes to be 'his precious.' It takes a real-life Wizard to fully create a truly magical world, and fortunately for us we have Raymond Buckland working his enchantment upon us in The Torque of Kernow. Through Buckland's literary legerdemain we find ourselves following the adventures of characters that truly come alive-and some that we hope will never take form beside us, as we read this marvelous fantasy novel." -Brad Steiger author of The Awful Thing in the Attic and more than 100 other books "This wondrous and magical tale from the undisputed Grand Master of modern Witchcraft combines the high fantasy of Tolkien with the detective-story quest popularized by The DaVinci Code and National Treasure-two of my favorite genres! 'Kernow' is an alternate universe version of ancient Cornwall, and Buckland's saga follows the adventures of a diverse company of champions-including a dwarf, a healer, and a shape-shifting feara-as they follow Elemental clues across a fabulous landscape in search of the long-lost gold Torque of Kernow, the symbol of rulership bestowed by mysterious ancients over 2,000 years ago. Before the surprising conclusion, they encounter the forces of Nature, attacks by monstrous creatures, aid from strangers, and the betrayal of friends. A marvelous read!"-Oberon Zell-Ravenheart author of Grimoire for the Apprentice Wizard

The UFO crash at Roswell, N.M., in 1947 is examined by ufology's foremost authorities. Articles have been choosen from the last 59 years of FATE Magazine, covering all aspects of ufology's most famous incident. Here are the findings and opinions of Stanton Friedman, John Keel, Jerome Clark, Jim Keith, Frank Edwards, Kevin Randle, Antonio Huneeus, and others.

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, there were dynamic and evidential forms of spirit communication. A number of distinguished scientists and scholars studied some of the best mediums and concluded they were genuine. Unfortunately, there were also many charlatans and it was difficult for the general public to distinguish between the real mediums and the frauds. Scientific and religious fundamentalists along with a cynical press, were constantly on the attack, driving the genuine mediums underground or forcing them to abandon their gift. In The Articulate Dead, Michael E. Tymn examines several of the best mediums of yesteryear and the scientific research surrounding them. A number of very intriguing stories unfold, including spirits directing an archaeologist in the uncovering of the ruins of Glastonbury Abbey, spirits leading a researcher to crosses buried by American Indians, a deceased author completing his books through a medium, a Titanic victim coming back to tell about his new environment, and an afterlife researcher continuing his work after dying, to name just a few.

The True History of America "I...had always felt the Walam Olum to be a true, historical document and your story erases all my doubts."-Hal Sherman artist, adopted Shawnee, Ohio "In a bold tour de force of historical fiction, author Myron Paine leads the reader into the neglected area of early Nordic influence on people and places in Northeast America. Working on the premise that fourteenth-century problems of climate (global cooling) and political and ideological pressure drove some populations of Greenland across frozen wasteland to points as far south as the Canadian and United States Midwest and down to the Atlantic coast, Paine, through the introduction of likely characters, ably demonstrates the trials and tribulations of the wanderers. The author fortifies his thesis with archaeological evidence and historical references. A good read."-Jonathan Reynolds Cronin author of Yazoo Mingo This book solves not only the mysterious disappearance of Norse from the Western Settlement of Greenland in the 1300s, but also deciphers Delaware (Lenape) Indian history found to have been written in Old Norse. The fictional plot is based on the Walam Olum, a Native American manuscript consisting of engravings on bark. Walking to Merica continues the saga begun in Paine's Talerman.

This heartwarming book brings a breath of sunshine against the cold of any day and kindly and gently reveals a deeper level of understanding for all to hear. Heartwings: Love Notes provides a clear path for anyone concerned with personal self-development to follow. Sharing a lifetime of comforting knowledge gleaned from living and loving life, the emotionally intelligent author leads readers on an introspective journey to a greater sense of realization, joy, and inner peace. This little book of transformational wisdom is unique and special. Tasha's heartfelt essays lift your heart and soothe your spirit. Her poetry feeds your mind and opens your eyes to the beauty around you. Her simple exercises suggest ways to find joy in the midst of difficulties and awaken awareness of the silver lining in any cloudy day. "I read Heartwings and find it consistently valuable in affirming my values and the way I try to apply them in my daily life. As a person who likes an orderly household, I appreciate it when Tasha finds meaning in doing something well, even when it's cleaning the oven."-Barbara Timmons, Ph.D. "It is a pleasure to read these beautifully descriptive, informative, and personal writings. Tasha's spiritual yet down-to-earth manner makes this book irresistible!" -Granny Moon, Editor, Granny Moon's Morning Feast "I am always brought to a deeper level of knowing and after reading a Heartwings Love Note. Tasha's mini-stories feel like the wisdom of the aunt or grandmother we all need." -Lia Bello, RN, FNP, CCH "Heartwings: Love Notes will comfort your soul and bring wisdom to your heart. I encourage you to discover the joy of Heartwings." -The Reverend Paul Beyerl "Tasha has the gift of using everyday occurrences to reflect upon and apply universal truths and emotional wisdom. I have sent Heartwings: Love Notes to clients, friends, and family. The response is often, 'That's just what I've needed to hear. Thank you!'" -Beverly Joyce, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist

For President Jimmy Carter, it was "Promises, promises." For the rest of us, it was: "Please-no more UFO secrecy, Jimmy!" UFO Politics at the White House: Citizens Rally 'Round Jimmy Carter's Promise brings together a few hundred letters sent to the former president upon his taking office. The letters, postcards, and telegrams center on his election-campaign promise to look into (and reveal) the official evidence for UFO reality and to work toward ending agencies' coverup of the UFO experience. Researcher Larry W. Bryant's selection of the letters for this volume includes a sharp running commentary on their import and aftermath. This book will appeal to the seasoned UFO researcher and to the UFOlogical tyro alike. But its content-its cosmic zeitgeist, if you will-goes deeper than the mere pursuit of UFOtruth. "On one level," says Bryant, "these letters signify the conscience of the body politic, a conscience that rebukes and resists propagandistic erosion from the keepers of the Ultimate Secret. On another level, they signify a bloc of perennial aid and comfort to all enemies of autocratic decisionmaking."

Superior Journey: Diary of a Dream is the story of a woman who faces many losses and struggles in mid-life and gives up on her life-long dream to hike a transcontinental trail in the United States. But as she approaches her fiftieth birthday, the dream comes suddenly to life in a new way and she decides to backpack the 200-mile Superior Hiking Trail above Lake Superior in northeastern Minnesota. The author weaves together many trail adventures, the love of wilderness, and the lives of five women as they all reassess the directions their lives are taking. Superior Journey combines a personal exploration of the importance of life dreams and the frequent need to reframe such dreams or lose them altogether.

For plain common sense about the inexplicable dramas now -occurring on earth, this enlightening book is a big picture feast. The Great Turning-first in a series-describes a cycle of -evolution as the defining event for this generation. It calls to the civilized world in a voice reminiscent of Tom Paine's Common Sense. For those who want practical navigational tools for the coming change-a change that is sweeping and not modest-The Great Turning will be read again and again. Here is a treasure of new understanding, with tools for navigating the high tide of evolution and strategies for approaching the mysterious, unraveling forces now impacting personal lives and institutional purposes everywhere.