Patricia Kennealy-Morrison

In the twenty-fourth century, a scout ship from Earth discovers the ancient Keltic empire and, amid treachery, magic, and intrigue, could tip the balance in a power struggle of galactic dimensions

A Novel of the Keltiad

The Copper Crown

Chronicles the early years of the future King Arthur, detailing his instruction in the ways of battle, his marriage with Gwenwynbar, and his conflict with his cousin Gweniver

A Book of the Keltiad

The Hawk's Gray Feather

The second book in the Keltiad seris, where Aeron, Queen of The Kelts, has fled to the stars on a desperate mission to find the fabled 13 Treasures of King Arthur. And while Aeron pursues her destiny among the stars, all the forces of Keltia are mobilizing for a war that could set the very worlds ablaze.

The Throne of Scone

The wife of Jim Morrison offers a thorough portrait of the enigmatic leader of the Doors, discussing the shy, private, complex man he was, plus Woodstock, the Miami obscenity trial, and other rock celebrities. 75,000 first printing. Major ad/promo. Tour.

My Life with and Without Jim Morrison

Strange Days

In a futuristic Celtic fantasy, Aeron Aoibhell, Queen of Kelts, embarks on a sacred quest for the spaceship of King Arthur, seeking to utilize its power to claim victory over her ancient enemies

"This book is a compilation, with new commentary, of the articles, interviews, columns, features and reviews [the author] wrote for 'Jazz & pop' magazine, as editorial assistant and Editor in Chief, during the period 1968-1971."--T.p. verso.

Rock Chick: A Girl and Her Music: The Jazz & Pop Writings 1968 - 1971

The chief poet of far Keltia recounts how the women of Arthur's court sought the great cup known as the Graal and follows Arthur's journey where his spirit still lingers

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