Celtic & Pagan Studies books New titles are added every week.       Sacred Drumming Steven Ash "The beat of the drum pushes through emotions and intellect... Connect with Spirit..." more>>  The Power of the Bear Paintings by Susan Seddon Boulet Fierce Guardian, Loyal Companion, Safe Haven, Shamanic Healer... these are some of the attributes ascribed to the bear... more>>  Celtic Pilgrimages Elaine Gill, David Everett, Courtney Davis (Illustrator) An Inspiration for Spiritual Journeys. more>>  Callanish and Other Megalithic Gerald Ponting A comprehensive introduction to one of the world's most spectacular megalithic monuments, this lovely small book has an "antiquarian feel". more>>  Saints and Stones Damian Walford Davies, Anne Eastham Three trails visiting the churches and megalithic sites of Pembrokeshire plus historical details and numerous photographs - a useful guide for visitors to the Pembrokeshire interested in pilgrimage and church history. more>>  Every Pilgrim's Guide to Celtic Britain and Ireland Andrew Jones This is an inspirational companion to the principal Celtic sites in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. more>>  The Real Middle Earth Brian Bates In "The Real Middle Earth" Brian Bates explores the anglo-saxon and norse mythology ... to find that Middle Earth did indeed really exist. more>>   A History of Pagan Europe Prudence Jones, Nigel Pennick This book offers a new perspective on the persistence in Europe of indigenous religions. more>>  The Sacred World of the Celts Nigel Pennick A celebration of the, art, history, culture and traditions of the Celts. more>>   Visions and Voyages Fay Sampson Fay Sampson recounts the history of the Celtic pilgrim spirit of history and legend.... more>>  Brigantia: A Mysteriography Guy Ragland Phillips An exploration of Britain's pagan past. more>>    The Real Middle Earth Brian Bates In "The Real Middle Earth" Brian Bates explores the anglo-saxon and norse mythology which was the source of Tolkein's inspiration... to find that Middle Earth did indeed really exist. more>> Can't find it? Search here...