G. Michael Vasey

Lord of the Elements - An occult novella by G. Michael VaseyBlack Magic, Astral Travel, Ouija Board Games, Demonic Possession - This book has it all Edward Bright searches for a lost Grimoire written by a magician who purportedly found the elixir of eternal life - The Grimoire El Natlez. Meanwhile, William meets the enigmatic and hypnotic, Ralph Meister, who promises him a life of wealth, women, and fame, in return for his soul. Behind all of these events is a sinister and powerful demon - the Lord of the Elements.Lord of the Elements is the prequel to The Last Observer and book 2 in the series which finds both Edward and William in a magical battle for their very souls.A short, but twisty, story that holds nothing back. Full of magic and occult. This book is a real ride through the battle between good and evil and the process of discovery of the ultimate truth.Will William find a way to avoid losing his soul? Will Edward find his Grimoire?Grab your copy of Lord of the Elements and find out.

A new collection of 30 poems about life, reality and everything.G. Michael Vasey understands the power of the word. In Moon Whispers, he takes obvious care not to convolute a simple message, exercising an economy of words when it is due, to reveal clean, crisp vignettes of his inner landscape. From tantalizing homages to food in "50 Shades of Food" to life's more existential questions, as in "Touching Emptiness" and the quote inspired "So What Am I?", readers will be more appreciative of each of their senses and yet wondering what lies beyond what they perceive with them.Dielle Ciesco, author of The Unknown Mother: A Magical Walk with the Goddess of Sound and Your True Voice: Tools for Embracing a Fully Expressed LifeMoon Whispers is a tender and beautifully-crafted collection of poems that can touch the deepest layers of our soul. Like the sound of a favorite song on the radio or the recognition of truth in an unexpected place, it brings light and happiness into the heart with every verse.Daniela I. Norris, author of On Dragonfly Wings and Collecting Feathers

ASTRAL MESSAGES.: The Poems and thoughts of a troubled mind by G. Michael Vasey.Poems and Essays on life, death, magic and reality....Thoughts of a mystic in the form of juxtaposed poems and short essays on a variety of reality themes. Open your sensesImagine and seeOpen your inner eyeImagine and beIn Astral Messages, G.Michael Vasey has collated a selection of posts from his blog, Asteroth's Domain. These posts, written over a number of years, allow the reader to see into the mind and heart of the man. This vision is expanded by marrying each of the posts with a poem. On the surface that may not seem of much importance, but read side by side this opens a whole new level of perception.You have only to read the first pairing in the Amazon preview of the book to see this in action. There is a depth and openness to beauty in the poetry, a realization of the multi-leveled nature of reality and perception in the prose... and already it shadows the thread of magic woven through this little book.Every page gives food for thought and further reflection. Yet this is not a manufactured collection, these are thoughts that have arisen and been written as a response to a moment in time, a mood, a whisper of inspiration... and they show the man behind the words for any who take time to look.Take a look at life through the eyes of another.....ASTRAL MESSAGES.: The Poems and thoughts of a troubled min

The Last Observer is a compelling tale of magic, alternative realities, murder and conflict. An ordinary man is abruptly dragged into the middle of a violent struggle between black and white magicians who both seek to use his extraordinary powers of imagination and observation. He soon learns that reality is not at all what it seems before being called upon to play a decisive role in determining whose reality will prevail.

Weird Tales is the second book published by Dr. G. Michael Vasey and it is a collection of poems or simply 'words on paper.' There are wordsI could use to tell youExactly how I feelBut they have no meaningFor they are just wordsAwkward sounds juxtaposedLacking translationLosing their meaning "These are my innermost secrets. These are the reflections in my soul of the experiences of life. I bare my soul to you the reader and trust that you will find something of interest here and recognize in my weird tales something to convinces you that all human spirits share in the depths and the heights of life. My tales are 'weird' because they do not necessarily follow any particular rules and because they dig deep inside my consciousness grasping for age old archetypal symbols that have driven mankind for time immemorial. They are 'otherworld' because they speak about my inner self - my true self. And as a result, they are truth - my truth."Dr. Vasey is also the author of 'Inner Journeys: Explorations of the Soul' published by Thoth Publications.