The Touchwood Chronicles blurs the lines between reality and the otherworld.
A book trilogy rich with Celtic lore and New Age spirituality. The author creates a world which is a synthesis of an ecological and holistic world view, together with breaking scientific developments. Incorporating personal anecdotes in a semi biographical novel which is entertaining, educating and spiritually awakening.
Book two in the Touchwood Chronicles series. Corin has achieved his dream of living a self-sufficient lifestyle, in an isolated part of Ireland. There he meets a fellow druid who has spent his life living off the land. The comely High Priestess from book one continues to mentor him, but she reveals she is working a magical path that seems older than time.
But Corin is plagued by troublesome dreams and is convinced someone, or 'something' is trying to contact him with increasing urgency. In desperation he consults a mysterious alchemist living on the druid isle of Anglesey, who is not all he seems to be. It is his first foot, into the door of a world that few people knew existed. Yet it is in plain sight, if only your heart is open to it.
These are the real-life confessions of a modern-day Wiccan who later went on to establish the Australian Collage of Druidry, which was dubbed by the press as the Australian real-life Hogwarts. But which is true, and which is fiction? You decide.
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Leaving his career as electronic engineer, he trained in a Wiccan coven, established a self-sufficient community in Ireland and was editor of two New Age magazines: 'Earth Spirit' and 'Sheela na Gig'. Corin followed his passion for personal development, training with one of Australia's leading Clinical Hypnotherapist which lead him to develop his own hypnotherapy practice incorporating psychotherapy & Shamanic Healing. Here he founded the 'Australian College of Druidry,' ran many courses on Celtic spirituality, including shamanic drum making, and developed the 'Celtic Shaman correspondence course'.Corin now lives in Southwest England where he has become a full-time author. He is a member of the local Drama group, enjoys long walks to megalithic sites or along the coast, with his son and dog scrappy.