2022

This dynamic, lavishly illustrated workbook is a suite of workshops itself, intending to open you to a series of working with the Medieval Labyrinth family in ways that stretch you creatively, spiritually and conceptually. Whether you'd like to make physical - or non-physical labyrinths, and whether they are big enough for your body to walk, or tiny enough for the mental eye and the consciousness-spark that dreams, this book has it covered.

More info here.

2021

Labyrinths started in nature. This book returns them there, exploring how they can be made in natural environs sensitively, in a way that is in tune with the land and which will bring healing energy to the location. Profusely illustrated, in this book all of the aspects of labyrinth creation you would may are carefully covered. 'We owe it to ourselves to walk on holy ground...'

More info here.

2017

Labyrinthology rarely considers how labyrinths can be used as part of divination. This small book approaches incorporation labyrinth walking (of gaze or finger method) with tarot reading, an approach easily adaptable to other divination modalities. Including easy follow-along instructions to create 6 different labyrinths, with sample divination scripts.

More info here.

Next Walk: Weds 13 Aug 2025, 7pm-9pm (doors close 8.30pm)

Out of print, but you will see it on sale so I list it here to note it was greatly expanded into the 2022 version. 'No matter what your interest, this book is sure to offer some mind-boggling ideas to test on your next labyrinth walk.' - Kimberly Lowell Saward, Labyrinth Pathways (Oct 2015).

[Out of print]

2019

This year's programme of guided meditation for inner exploration and calm, assumes no prior knowledge of meditation, and guides you into realms of imagination that have deep healing qualities for both body and mind. Guided meditation is simply controlled daydreaming - what's not to like? This book easily starts your journey into self-discovery and improved mental health.

More info here.

2022

Use alone, or alongside the earlier Meditation To Go for a powerful assay into realms of uplifting peace and self-awareness. The imaginative lanscapes will hook you, and the inner stillness will become more profound, and quicker to access, with each new meditation that you try. A wonderful gift, for anyone's bookshelf.

More info here.

2024

The archetypal labyrinth has many patterns, and this collection of short and long meditations ensures whatever you want to work on (relaxation, manifestation, destressing) can be worked upon with the labyrinth best suited to that goal. And you will become a labyrinth expert as you go! An unique handbook, with no parallel amongst current meditative literature.

More info here.

2026

The horror at the heart of the Maze of Knossos is apparent and real, a very few years into our future. As YouTubers invade a commercial cult for whom Good and Evil, God and Human are irrepairably blurred, no heroes can prevail - there is only a monster and its global audience, in the Red Room maze.

[Published 2026]

Caerdroia 53 (2025) © Labyrinthos 2024

Within an obscure subset of manuscript labyrinths identified by Hermann Kern as Jericho Labyrinths, is a particular member with a most remarkable quality - it holds an embryonic labyrinth, or proto-labyrinth, within its seed pattern. Does this pregnant pattern lead us down a rabbit hole to meet fractal labyrinths?

Read the PDF here.

Caerdroia 51 (2022) © Labyrinthos 2022

The square pavement labyrinth from the ruined abbey of St Bertin in St Omer, France, is a staple go-to for striking historical labyrinth pics. So sharp, it looks modern. So unconventional, its date leaves us scratching our heads. As the only square Medieval Labyrinth in a family that is often circular, can it be shoehorned into circular form?

Read the PDF here.

Caerdroia 43 (2014) © Labyrinthos 2014

The quirky 16th century pavement of Bayeux Labyrinth, France, has within its pattern of charming painted tiles a strange pattern that is more of a link between the Classical and Medieval Labyrinth Families, than an acceptable member of the latter. Does it show an unique artistic flourish of design - or is it a botched installation in the Chapter Hose, its errors masked by pretty tiles?

Read the PDF here.

Witch Hiker's Guide 2011

As modern connoisseurs of visual symbols, the ancient structure and direction of movement provided by labyrinths is easy to overlook - as is how this motion links us back over thousands of years to uncountable others who traced the same path. This short piece is a nod to those invisible predecessors we meet in the labyrinth.

Read the PDF here.

Labyrinth Pathways © The Labyrinth Society 2008

Could Classical and Rebound Labyrinths have been discovered several millennia past, by the chance act of throwing a stick upon a spiral drawn in the dirt and letting the resultant pattern's game of finger-motion, suggest the full beauty of the labyrinth's flow? This alternative argument for discovery of the labyrinth is presented here.

Read the PDF here.

Witch Hiker's Guide 2007

Within every maze, is a labyrinth; within every problem is a solution; within each nightmare, is an Escape door. This short piece notes how labyrinths historically and world-wide have been used to visually describe stories and myths that clearly referrred to mazes. Why do we gravitate towards labyrinths? What do they say, in shorthand?

Read the PDF here.

Flames of Change (2006)

This is a very short piece I'm keeping alive for purely anecotal pleasure; written whilst travelling the world, it marked an auditable start for me of the workshop-providing, labyrinth-exploring pathway which then led to the many other publications and experiences alluded to on this site. Happy days!

Read the PDF here.