2014 and the books that I went to bed with.

I pulled back from my usual default genre of death and the afterlife last year, tending to get a little more earthy and creative and explore ways to hone my craft as a rather lazy writer. Still there’s not a fiction book to be found, however I’m going to rectify that with a recent purchase arriving in the mail today of Henry Millar’s Tropic of Cancer and Jack Kerouac’s On the Road. May as well start with some classics!

I’ve included the links to purchase the books or to the authors website and to the Author’s Facebook page as well. Happy reading and be inspired!

The Tipping Point: How little things can make a big difference– Malcolm Gladwell

The Boy in The Yellow Dress – Victor Marsh.

Uncertainty: Turning Fear and Doubt into fuel for Brilliance– Jonathon Fields.

Writing Wild: Forming a creative partnership with Nature – Tina Welling

Conversations with Mediums – Scott Podmore

A bridge to Healing: JT’s story, a mother’s grief journey – Sarina Baptista

The Seth Material – Jane Roberts.

Biocentrism – Robert Lanza

A field Guide to Getting Lost – Rebecca Solnit

The Boy Who Died and Came back – Robert Moss.

Waking Up: A Guide To Spirituality Without Religion – Sam Harris.