Because of my interest in palmistry over the years I began to look to the Chinese study of reading feet as we do with the hands. This fascinated me and when I discovered reflexology I realised...

What's Your Poison wryly invites the reader into a fact finding combination of curiosities incorporating numerous subjects and captivating interest from all walks of life. May I then present...

As far back as records show in many different cultures, there has been a fascination with the essence of human kind and behavioral differences. As we all know, there is comfort to be ...

Dyonysus was the offspring of Semele, his mortal mother and Zeus his immortal father of the gods. The semi mortal child was brought up in secret in safe guard of the goddess Hera’s...

Numbers played a profound role in many civilisations from the Sumerians, Babylonians, Egyptians, Chinese and Hebrews, to the Chaldeans, Hindus and Phoenicians. It is claimed the Babylonians...

Amphibious beings human to the waist and a fish tail for legs, surrounded by numerous myths and legends. Sirens bearing wings and eagles legs with either beautiful singing or screeching...

On consulting the oracle at Delphi, Acrisius learned how his craving for an heir would in the future lead him to a path of fatality. The oracle revealed that his daughter Danae was fated to have...

I have had an interest in Grimme-Grimoires or Magicians diaries since I was a thirteen, inspired by Hetty who pressed and designed every flower she was able to milk or induce for its chemical...

Candid mystery surrounds the Green Man, a spirit of inspiration, rebirth and death. Chiselled in wood or carved out of stone, beckoning from ornate pillars, doorways, benches and roofs throughout...

Gargoyles were originally water spouts in the shape of grotesque creatures, moulded in the form of human, myth, animal or demon. They project from parapet gutters appearing on gothic architecture...