THE COMPLETE ASTRAL TRAVELLER

Life, and is it worth living, is the perennial question. There is the option of the Afterlife, which at some stage becomes non-optional for everyone, but is it any worse than Life? Timothy Pratt would like to do a thorough assessment and document his findings. These may aid his fellow existents in making their own decisions, but first there is the issue of how to get there and back again and write it all down, and that requires gaining some hefty experience in the art of Astral Travel.

From the Inside Flap

The Complete Astral Traveller, from Christopher Nichols, was first published in paperback in 2004. It is also available on Amazon in electronic format.Also by Christopher Nichols : The trilogy of THE INCORRIGIBLE CYCLE OF THE BOLD BANDICOOT (ICBB), comprising Bunyip, Jellicumtoot and Breitgeist.

From the Back Cover

Life, and is it worth living, is the perennial question. There is the option of the Afterlife, which at some stage becomes non-optional for everyone, but is it any worse than Life? Timothy Pratt would like to do a thorough assessment and document his findings. These may aid his fellow existents in making their own decisions, but first there is the issue of how to get there and back again and write it all down, and that requires gaining some hefty experience in the art of Astral Travel.

About the Author

Christopher Nichols published his first novel, The Complete Astral Traveller in 2004. He is the author of the fantasy series entitled THE INCORRIGIBLE CYCLE OF THE BOLD BANDICOOT (ICBB), comprising Bunyip, Jellicumtoot and Breitgeist.He has written a number of short stories including The Soul of the City, Death in the Fens, A Finger in the Pie, and Soul to the Highest Bidder.His reading interests include fantasy and mythology, not to escape reality but to understand its limits better. His favourite fantasy authors are Julian May, Neil Gaiman and in the early years, Susan Cooper. Some of his favourite novels are those of Dostoyevsky, Gogol, Joseph Heller and Graham Greene.

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