The Heretic Magazine - Volume 4

The Heretic Magazine is pleased to present Volume 4 of it’s popular alternative history and ancient mystery themed magazine.

Our current edition contains more than 15 fascinating articles written by a variety of cross disciplinary experts and subject area enthusiasts in the fields of Alternative History, Lost Civilisations and Technologies, Mysteries and Conundrums, Rennes-le-Château, the Occult, Politics, Science and more. No magazine offers more specialized esoteric content than The Heretic.

Edited and collated by Andrew Gough, Volume 4 features (alphabetically) Robert Bauval, Dawn Bramadat, Robert Eisenman, Ralph Ellis, Lorraine Evans, Robert Feather, Mark Foster, Andrew Gough, Bradbury Cort Lindahl, Tim Wallace-Murphy, Steven Myers, Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince, David Rohl, Ian Robertson, Freddy Silva and Lucy Wyatt. Once again we have compiled a stellar collection of thought-provoking articles and features.

What do you believe?


CONTENTS:

Volume 4 Editorial
By Andrew Gough

The Canopus Way of Ancient Alexandria and the Birthday of Alexander the Great
by Robert Bauval

Art and (the R)Evolution
By Dawn Bramadat

The Reason Why Islamic Regimes Cannot Fall
by Robert Eisenman

Astrology in the Bible
by Ralph Ellis

A Man for All Seasons
Martin Bernal: An Obituary (10 March 1937 – 9 June 2013)
By Lorraine Evans

I Want to Live Forever
by Robert Feather

The Rod of Asclepius
by Mark Foster

Curiosities of the Kalevala
Shamanism, Bees, Resurrection Rituals and the Sampo
by Andrew Gough

The Frenchman’s Tower of Palo Alto and Beyond:
The Geographic Mysteries of the Elite
by Bradbury Cort Lindahl

The Great Pyramid and Water Locks
by Steven Myers

Da Vinci Rocks!
by Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince

The Strange Case of Robert Louis Stevenson and his own Mr Hyde
by Ian Robertson

The Tower of Babel
by David Rohl

First Templar Nation:
The Templars’ Greatest Accomplishment is the One Story Never Told
by Freddy Silva

Rex Deus
by Tim Wallace-Murphy

The Mystery of Ancient Cities and why we need to know the Truth about their Origins
by Lucy Wyatt

Reviews
In The Moment
By Andrew Gough