Just out!!! My book on dark, eerie, erotic Faerie Lore, Released on Llewellyn Press.
To read Dark Faerie Magazine's interview with me about Through The Faerie Glass, go here.
To read a Faerie article I wrote for the Llewellyn Journal, go here.
“Think you know faeries? This well-researched, compelling book will have you looking twice at shadows and tying bits of red thread around your bedposts for protection.”—Jennifer McMahon, author of Promise Not to Tell
"My own darker side loved the section on Hell Hounds. From Cerberus, Hecate and Anubis to Shakespeare’s Herne to Arthur Conan Doyle’s Hound of the Baskervilles, demon dogs add fury to the comings of goings of figures like Mab, the Faerie Queen, as well as to the preachings of America’s Southern pulpits.
"This book is a perfect next step for Harry Potter readers who are now teenagers and young adults. The green-eyed beauty staring out of the shadows on the cover will let them know that. The book will also be an invaluable resource for writers of those epic adventure tales which are ultimately headed to the big screen, laden with special effects." —Anna Jedrziewski, www.SpiritConnectionNewYork.org, New York, N.Y.
"I truly enjoyed every page of it. The subject is fascinating and your voice comes through most entertainingly." Abraham Tetenbaum, Founder and Executive Director, Enrichment Works Educational Enrichment Programs
The Flowering Rod, a look at mens spirituality, the image of the Horned God, and how men fit into Paganism and ritual, is available through Immanion Press. This book was first published in 1993 by the now defunct Delphi Press, and after being unavailable for a very long time, this new, re-edited version is available on the publisher's site.
A powerful examination of
Men’s Mysteries that traces the male experience back to the times of the hunter-gatherers,
when the simple acts of working and hunting were seen as sacred, and when
men’s passionate sexuality was celebrated as their personal connection to
the Earth.
Recognizing that many men
of today lack a sense of sacred identity, Klein provides a framework for ritual
and self-examination based on ancient lore and legend, which gives men the
means to reclaim their sacred selves.
“Kenny Klein has achieved
a blend of psychological and spiritual theory, a review of aspects of European
history which relate directly to the lives of men struggling to affirm their
masculinity and a practical guide for men to actualize their masculine spirituality.
Kenny’s contribution to masculine spirituality is enormously important. A
book like this is long overdue, not only as it relates to the Neo-Pagan community
but for all men who are seeking a spiritual way to experience their own empowerment
as well as healing our planet.”
Douglas Gillette
M. A. Religion Studies, M-Div,
Author, lecturer, counselor, mythologist,
artist
Author,
King Warrior Magician Lover
“It is a great pleasure to
see men today discovering in the Old Religions of pre-patriarchal times deeper,
more caring and more joyful ways to celebrate their manhood; ways more meaningful
then the warring, patriarchal stereotypes of our own society. Kenny Klein
has beautifully described his own spiritual journey. He also offers a detailed
and practical guide to the many levels of meaning a man may find in the Pagan
way.”
Shirley Ann Ranck
Ph. D. Psychology,
M-Div.
Cakes for The Queen of Heaven
