In The Tank Debate, John Stone highlights the equivocal position that armour has traditionally occupied in Anglo-American thought, and explains why - despite frequent predictions to the contrary - the tank has remained an important instrument of war. This book provides a timely and provocative study of the tank's developmental history, against the changing background of Anglo-American military thought.

In Faeries Found, John Stone takes us into the mostly forgotten but divinely inspired world of elementals and faeries. Sharing observations and personal experiences, Stone teaches us the first steps toward seeing into their worlds. An enlightening supplement to Daring to Dream, his non-fiction guide to lucid dreaming.

In Cultivating the Divine, Stone takes us on a journey of spiritual discovery with his spiritual teacher and medium, during her life in the Earth and after her death. Learning to receive visions and communications from the higher worlds, he discovers a door into the dream world revealing a world beyond imagination. A life spent seeking Oneness with God, this is a story of living by Divine Guidance. From the Book: What is the dark masculine? I don't know how one can truly identify its presence, but it is easy to find evidence of its existence. I would suggest that it exists within us in...