Mark Anthony, psychic lawyer and author of Never Letting Go, was a featured guest on Coast to Coast AM on Saturday (3/16/13). During the show he discussed consciousness, death, and the afterlife. Click here to listen to the full show. Coast to Coast AM is the #1 radio show in the US, airing nationwide on over 500 affiliates and with a combined audience of over 17 million people. The show airs from 10pm—2am Pacific time; it is the most listened to overnight radio program in North America. Visit http://www.coasttocoastam.com/affiliates to find a radio station near you that airs the program.

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Cassandra Eason, author of Angel Magic and the new Magick of Faeries. The superstitious belief that Witches made pacts with the Devil was well documented during the Witchcraft trials of the late fifteenth to seventeenth centuries in Western Europe and Scandinavia. A number of Witchcraft trials, particularly in Scotland in the late 1500s and 1600s, also implicated faeries as both servants of the devil and teaching Witches (mainly women) their magical arts. To the clergy, both Witches and faeries were equally associated with demonology and thus considered evil. Isobel Gowdie, The Faery’s Friend In 1662, Isobel Gowdie from Nairn, in the

Four Llewellyn titles have been named as finalists for the ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year Awards! ForeWord Reviews' Book of the Year Awards were established to bring about increased attention to the literary and graphic achievements of independent publishers and their authors. During the judging process, books are judged based on their editorial excellence, the originality of their subject matter, accuracy, author credentials, and professional packaging, among other things. Among the finalists are: Jesus Through Pagan Eyes, by Mark Townsend (Adult Nonfiction—Religion) 365 Ways to Raise Your Frequency, by Melissa Alvarez (Adult Nonfiction—Body, Mind & Spirit) The

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Karen Page, author of My Life Across the Table. I have been very blessed to meet and read for thousands of people all over the world, and have found that for most human beings—no matter the country of residence, language spoken, chosen vocation, or religion—the threads that bind us together are the same. We all want to be safe, be able to pay our bills, make sure our children are cared for and protected, be healthy and vital…and of course we want to feel loved. We all live someplace, work someplace, and hopefully have meaningful relationships in our lives. On the surface of our lives, the everyday things that we share appear to be