JOHN & CAITLíN MATTHEWS are the authors of 60 books. Their
successful literary and marital partnership spans twenty years in which
time they have extensively explored the realms of British Mythology, Celtic
and Arthurian studies and the Goddess as well as the Ancient Wisdom. They
are leading figures within British & Celtic shamanic traditions. Between
1989-1992 they served as joint presiders of the Order of Bards, Ovates and
Druids.
They are the joint authors of The Western Way, The Encyclopedia of Celtic
Wisdom, Ladies of the Lake, The Arthurian Tarot, and The Arthurian Book
of Days. Their books have been translated worldwide. Excerpts from many
of their books are in the Archive Library
John Matthews' best known and most widely read works are The Grail, Quest
for Eternal Life (Thames & Hudson, 1981), Taliesin: Shamanic
Mysteries in Britain and Ireland (Aquarian, 1991) and The Celtic
Shaman (Element, 1991). His latest books are The Druid Source Book
and King Arthur's Britain.
Caitlín Matthews is the author of The Celtic Tradition, Sophia:
Goddess of Wisdom, and Singing the Soul Back Home . Her recent
titles include The Celtic Book of Days and The Celtic Devotional.
She has a busy shamanic and ritual practice in Oxford.
They are respected and initiators in the Celtic and Arthurian tradition,
committed to the ancient traditions of their land. They live in Oxford with
their son Emrys.
They give workshops and seminars throughout the world on a variety of topics
related to the Western tradition.
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