Invisibility & Levitation : A How To Guide To Personal Performance40 reviews Commander X Abelard Productions Publishing, 1998 Unseen And Unencumbered + Great book! On first hearing the title of this book by Commander X, "Invisibility and Levitation: How-To Keys To Personal Performance," one may think that there is not enough out there on the two subjects to warrant a book about them at all. One may then be surprised to learn, on actually reading "Invisibility ...             The Twinkies Cookbook: An Inventive and Unexpected Recipe Collection from Hostess12 reviews Ten Speed Press, 2006 A slue of fun and tasty recipes + Fun gift for a serious cook + Pump up the kitsch! + MMmmmmm Twinkies             The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark402 reviews Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan Ballantine Books, 1997 Don't believe Fundamentalist Propaganda! + Sagan is one of the greatest of Americans + Skepticism as a tool to protect our freedoms + A Classic About How Science Does (and Does Not) Work!             The Bronze Age Computer Disc3 reviews Alan Butler Foulsham, 1999 A fascinating and thought provoking read. The Bronze Age Computer Disc impressed me greatly. As much as a detective story into the ancient past it is a rich and fascinating travelog of a little understood and fabulous ancient culture - the Minoans. The book shows how the mysterious symbols of the Phaistos Disc, found in Crete at the ...             Exploring Ancient Skies: An Encyclopedic Survey of Archaeoastronomy1 review David H. Kelley, Eugene F. Milone Springer, 2004 Explorers of ancient calendars and sacred geometry, take note One of these days, if gas prices aren't too high, I hope to make a trip to Calgary to meet Kelley and Milone. William Sullivan (author of The Secret of the Incas) urged me to ante up for this terribly expensive book. It is phenomenal. The authors are teachers/researchers (Kelley an archaeologist ...             Who Built the Moon?19 reviews Christopher Knight, Alan Butler Watkins, 2006 Moon With A View + Don't Be Put Off By the Title This book provides mathematical evidence that is solid. The author uses this information to take you on a journey that is far outside the box of everyday thinking. Many people might be uncomfortable with the profound implications of his findings. Many people laugh, scoff and dismiss these things ...             The Templars' Secret Island3 reviews Erling Haagensen, Henry Lincoln Weidenfeld Nicolson Illustrated, 2002 Dry and technical, but good and insightful + Astonishing Arresting Tale The DaVinci Code spurred my interest in this subject, and seeing a book titled The Templars' Secret Island; how could I not pick it up? While this book does deliver what it promises, it makes you work the entire way. If you're expecting a mystical tale of an enchanted secret island, this isn't ...             Proof of Vedic Culture's Global Existence30 reviews Stephen Knapp World Relief Network, 2000 Proof of Vedic culture's Global Existence + Not for the faint hearted :) + Where there is smoke there is fire + Intriguing, easy read but evidence is ?             Indian Love Poems (Everyman's Library Pocket Poets)1 review Everyman's Library, 2005 Not much lost in translation!! I picked up this book thinking it might be yet another trite attempt at translating "Indian" poetry. I bought it because I recognised some of the poetry(having read it in the original text). I expected literal translations, which strip away nuance, context, and therefore meaning. The first ...             Teleportation How to Guide : From Star Trek to Tesla6 reviews Commander X, Tim Swartz Global Communications/Inner Light, 2001 Instantaneous Travel Made Easy + Nice overview + FROM ONE PLACE IN SPACE TO ANOTHER. . . + The Commander Does it Again!             Fantastic Voyage16 reviews Prince Charming Wordsound, 1998 A LETTER FROM PRINCE CHARMING + Get it at the label website for 12 dollars + deep chaotic psychedelia + Cocooned Hysterical Melancholy + just want to assure mr condescension from manchester...             Psychotropical Heatwave5 reviews Prince Charming Wordsound, 1996 What happened? + Prince Charming. The first and last name in illbient! + Imagine, Dr. John, but technologically 30 years advanced! + EASY LISTENING + PROPS             Love Poems (Everyman's Library Pocket Poets)8 reviews Peter Washington Everyman's Library, 1993 An Understanding of Love + Very heart warming and sometimes funny + "...said my Muse to me, look in thy heart and write..." + Lovely, In Every Respect             The 12th Planet (Book I) (The First Book of the Earth Chronicles)171 reviews Zecharia Sitchin Bear & Company, 1991 Outstanting + The 12th. Planet + Great book + Pioneering Work!!             Treasury of the World: Jeweled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals1 review Manuel Keene, Salam Kaoukji Thames & Hudson, 2001 Treasury of the World If you can't see this exhibit, this catalog is the next best thing. The photographs in this book glow almost as brilliantly as do the Mughal items in the exhibit at Houston's Museum of Fine Art. The only, more amazing exhibit that I've seen was at Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. Like at Topkapi, ...             The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection Vols. 1-348 reviews Harold Lloyd New Line Home Video, 2005 One of my favorite silent comedy collections + I'd give this collection more stars if I could + Harold Lloyd Collection vols 1- 3 + This Collection Passes Inspection: A+++ + Funny and respectful to the most part :-)             Raising Hell: A Concise History of the Black Arts - and Those Who Dared to Practice Them21 reviews Robert Masello Perigee Trade, 1996 keeping the details to a bare minimum + Pretty good book... Raising Hell: A Concise History of the Black Arts and Those Who Dared Practice Them by Robert Masello is an concise but comprehensive overview of the history of occult arts throughout the centuries, filled with interesting stories and creative characters in search of power beyond their control. The ...             SUMMER IN PARADISE4 reviews PRINCE CHARMING very limited edition European tour release + Ooops he did it again... + Hey WASH! + Phreaky Fresh...             The Druids17 reviews Peter Berresford Ellis Eerdmans Pub Co, 1995 A good introduction to the Druidic controversies + Non Fiction + food for thought + Enigmatic             Victorian Women Poets 1830-1901: An Anthology (Everyman's Library (Paper)) Everymans Library This anthology gathers a variety of poems in differing styles by thirty women, chosen from the more than five hundred in print in the Victorian age. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Christina Rossetti, and the Bront sisters are a few of the poets here represented tackling the age-old subject of love from a satirical woman's perspective and exploring the radical challenges of their "New ...