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White Crow Books, under the broad umbrella of world spirituality, is a search for truth. We're looking for the insight which can be found both in the mouths of spiritual teachers – and also under stones where others don’t always look. Accordingly, the blogs in this section of the website will be updated regularly, going where they will, reflecting pioneering thinking and ideas for your consideration. Drop in when you have a moment and seek different company. You can of course join the conversation by adding a comment; or you can simply join in by being here.
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Michael Cocks
Michael Cocks is editor of the e-journal, The Ground of Faith. Every two months he republishes articles from the Academy of Spirituality and Paranormal Studies, Inc. including articles from Michael Tymn; also from The Christian Parapsychologist, Victor Zammit’s weekly newsletter, and from many other sources.
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Michael Tymn
A 1958 graduate of the School of Journalism at San Jose State University, Mike Tymn has contributed more than 1,500 articles to some 40 newspapers, magazines, journals, and books over the past 50 years. He won the 1999 Robert H. Ashby Memorial Award given by The Academy of Religion and Psychical Research for his essay on "Dying, Death, and After Death." Mike's book, The Articulate Dead, was published in 2008, and his latest book, Running on Third Wind, was released in 2009.
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Simon Parke
Simon Parke was a priest in the Church of England for 20 years and is now a freelance writer. His most recent books include The One-Minute Mystic, Shelf Life, and The Enneagram: A Private Session with the World’s Greatest Psychologist.
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Stafford Betty
Professor Stafford Betty has taught courses for over three decades at California State University on the religions of the world (especially India), death and afterlife, philosophy of religion, and religion in literature. His most recent book is The Afterlife Revealed, and his new novel, The Imprisoned Splendor, will be published by White Crow Books in autumn 2011.
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Subversive thinking
We're posting entries from the Subversive thinking blog. By subversive thinking, says Jime, the blog's author, I'm referring to a critical approach to many controversial topics, including (but not limited to) paranormal phenomena, afterlife research, pseudo-skepticism (debunking), reductionist materialism, dogmatic atheism, philosophy of consciousness and religion/spirituality.
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