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	Celtic Saints and the Glastonbury Zodiac by Mary Caine Much pre-Christian solar and lunar myth appears in the fantastic tales in the lives of some of the Celtic Saints of Britain, and from her long study of the Glastonbury Zodiac, Mary has found many parallels to its figures embedded in these tales/ Katherine Maltwood, who found this Temple of the Stars in the Vale of Avalon, was convinced that it is the original Round Table, with Arthur himself and his chief knights till seated upon it, long forgotten, as the signs of the Zodiac. More, that this mysterious great circle is the fount and origin of all Arthurian and Grail myth. The mediaeval Grail-questing knights were not only seeking themselves in the ancient astrological system of psychology- they were searching too for the effigies on the ground, by their time long lost through successive invasions and only dimly remembered in Celtic poems and folk-lore. Arthur appears in several saint's lives and is related to some of them, and as the ancient Abbey of Glastonbury not only claims his grave, but also to be the first centre of Celtic Christianity in Britain, perhaps it is not surprising to find traces of more primeval Mysteries shining through the lives of the early saints; some forty-five of these appear here. ISBN 186163 0220 £9.95 Illustrated


	Kecks, Keddles and Kesh - Celtic Language Survival and the Cog Almanac by Michael Bayley The Cog almanac is a traditional permanent calendar, carved in wood which used regular meteor showers to tell the time of year and specific festival traditions, Michael Bayley argues the survival of the Celtic language in central England and explores the secret language of English lovespoons. For those with eyes to see and ears to hear, a fascinating wealth of the Old Knowledge reveals itself here. ISBN 1898307 628 £11.95 Profusely Illustrated New Celtic Oracle by Nigel Jackson and Nigel Pennick This is the full test of the original Celtic Divination Cards which appeared in a seriously truncated form in the Aquarian Press edition of The Celtic Oracle, in addition fascinating new material, detailing a wealth of information on Ogham, tree lore and illustrations have been added. This is a contemporary vision of Celtic divination, based on ancient ancestral heritage, yet part of that living tradition that we practice today. A set of cards to go with the book is available at the price of £6.00 ISBN 1898307 56 3 £10.95 Illustrated