Books with author Michael Kelahan

Widely considered the definitive resource on the Vietnam War, Where We Were identifies the name, location and provides a brief historical synopsis of every military installation, firebase, landing zone, airfield, port, signal site, vessel and significant terrain feature of the American war in Vietnam. Additionally, includes a substantial number from the French War as well. Coverage includes all of Indochina. Currently features over 12,000 entries. Also includes an extensive appendix of Vietnam War research and map guidelines/resources.

Widely considered the definitive resource on the Vietnam War, Where We Were identifies the name, location and provides a brief historical synopsis of every military installation, firebase, landing zone, airfield, port, signal site, vessel and significant terrain feature of the American war in Vietnam. Additionally, includes a substantial number from the French War as well. Coverage includes all of Indochina. Currently features over 12,000 entries. Also includes an extensive appendix of Vietnam War research and map guidelines/resources.

In mid 2015, Michael Kelly, founder of The Apophis Club, and author of many books on Draconian Magic, began delivering a series of half hour lectures on magical subjects, two every month.These lectures cover a wide range of themes pertinent to Draconian magicians. They were initially offered by private subscription, and are now accessible through Michael's Patreon to his backers and supporters. The series is ongoing and there have been thirty-nine such podcast lectures at the time of this writing.The earliest lectures have now been taken down to make room for new ones. To ensure that these valuable pieces of magical instruction and insight are not lost to posterity, they are being released in ebook form.In this lecture, the topic under discussion is the price of successful magic. Too many magicians and occultists mistakenly believe magic to be easy: they believe it's the quick, hassle-free, alternative way of doing things, which will bring them everything they want for no cost at all. This lecture sets the record straight, detailing exactly the toll that magic demands from its practitioners, in terms of work, time, effort and responsibility. Magic changes the practitioner every bit as much as the world, it can have unforeseen consequences, and it most definitely has its cost. The understanding of this balance factor is the beginning of magical wisdom.

Robert Silverberg has been nominated for and won more awards for his fiction than any other writer in the science fiction genre. This classic, now finally back in print, sweeps us--and Clay, the main character--into Earth's far-away future. It's a time when no one has heard of Shakespeare, Mozart, or Darwin, and when the planet is inhabited by beings of great intelligence, ambivalent sexuality, and extraordinary powers. Clay embarks on a panoramic journey, encompassing a billion years, and comes to understand that the era from which he came is nothing more than a minute fiber in the band of time.

We know that in most Christmas traditions around the world that Santa Claus uses the fireplace of the family home to gain access and leave all the boys and girls their presents on Christmas eve. But in today’s modern and progressive world, many modern homes and apartments do not have a fireplace! Which for some young children can cause a bit of worry and anxiety as Christmas approaches. Here we have a great little story to reassure children all around the world that do not have a fireplace, that Santa Claus will use his magic fireplace to enter all homes and ensure that every child receives his/her presents on Christmas morning. Enjoy x