3 books
Michael Newton
The first of Newton’s books, from 1994, and the one that started the whole life-between-lives field. Twenty-nine cases, transcribed, of subjects under deep hypnosis describing what happens after death: A passage, a reception by guides, a return to a soul…
Jack Hitt
Hitt walked the Camino de Santiago in the early nineties, five hundred miles across northern Spain, back when the trail was still mostly empty and the pilgrim infrastructure was a few nuns with a stamp. He is not a believer…
Cormac McCarthy
The second McCarthy border novel — a young man crosses into Mexico to return a wolf to the wild. The wolf doesn’t survive. Neither does the old world McCarthy is eulogizing. If McCarthy’s your jam, the prose is as good…
