Edward Fahey.
Novelist, teacher, celebrity masseur, Edward Fahey has spent his life hunting magic, seeking out other sides of reality.
His parents have come back as ghosts. He's communed with mystics and hypnotists, camped in deserts, lived on a ship, traveled out-of-body, even fought his way into the fury of hurricanes; always reaching for anything.... more
Novelist, teacher, celebrity masseur, Edward Fahey has spent his life hunting magic, seeking out other sides of reality.
His parents have come back as ghosts. He's communed with mystics and hypnotists, camped in deserts, lived on a ship, traveled out-of-body, even fought his way into the fury of hurricanes; always reaching for anything beyond the easily explainable, for something more profound. He travels the world investigating spiritual centers and sites of almost palpable mystery. He has explored Bronze Age ceremonial mounds, stone circles, the Vatican, letters of the theosophical mahatmas, haunted ancient cemeteries, decrepit castles, and abandoned monasteries, seeking contact with lingering spirits.
Edward has studied with artists, philosophers, clairvoyants, and healers, always digging deeper into the ultimately unknowable. He currently holes up in a secluded mountain cabin in the Carolina woods, but travels wherever the spirit – or spirits – may call him.
His novel, “The Gardens of Ailana,” is a painful, joy-filled tale of innocence, redemption, and magic. It is for anyone who wishes, or knows, there could be more. It’s for healers and those who seek healing. It’s for anyone lost in her past. Anyone who hurts to connect. Anyone who feels incomplete.
Mr. Fahey’s books offer metaphysical insights through engaging tales of passion. Other titles include:
The Mourning After
Entertaining Naked People
