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“A solid adventure tale with a strong female lead, and as much of a love story as it is a tale of independence, Hiding in Paradise was just the book I needed to take me out of my own head for a while, to let go of my worries, and let someone else do the heavy lifting while I tagged along for a most enjoyable ride.” Read more

“Freedom Like the Wind” – a new poem shared from Lita’s second poetry book, Poetic Emanations of Light, Life, Love & Liberty… Read more

“Lita-Luise Chappell’s lifetime of experiences as a chef, world traveler and priestess have coalesced into this great work, which provides in its pages not only a bevy of tempting courses to “eat and to drink”, but also, if one looks deeper at the possibilities, a simple formula by which one can fortify themselves thereby, and infuse their cooking with both love under will and intention.” Read more

The Blythewood Curse will be out any day now! We don’t have an exact date yet, but the release of Lita’s latest novel is imminent! This is an occult mystery about Celtic Druids and witchcraft set in 1890, northern England. The Town with the Feather Crest, a long illustrated poem… Read more

“Everyone Needs Peace of Mind” – a new poem shared from Lita’s second poetry book, Poetic Emanations of Light, Life, Love & Liberty… Read more

Part 2 of Lita’s recent interview has just been posted. This second segment is about her present releases, the “story behind the books”, as well as what we have to look forward to next with her upcoming new books.
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Lita’s recent discussion with editor Sharon Rose grew into a two-part author interview; the first part on the process of writing, and the second about Lita’s present releases and upcoming new books. Part 1 on “Being a Writer” has just been posted. Read more

Traveling to sacred sites in search of theological confirmation can bring on a great anticipation of expected authenticity. So it was for nineteen O.T.O. pilgrims going to Egypt for April 8th, 9th, and 10th of 2004, to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the writing of the The Book of the Law, and our new Aeon. Read more

“A mystery unravels…” – Review by lightbearer, fallen: For a first time author this is one hell of a ride! Riveting, romantic and revealing…like Eco and Perez Riverte, the author reveals a knowledge of local history and legend…so much that one begins to wonder if there may be soil under those nails… looking forward to the next chapter. Read more

Down south along the west seacoast, there is a shore unknown to most
Its bay is old, was deeply made, by river through a jungle glade
Where water meets the shifting sand, a village grew along the land… Read more