Nicholas R. Mann

Born in Sussex, England, in 1952, Nicholas R. Mann is an author whose work delves into esoteric subjects including geomancy, mythology, Celtic traditions, sacred geometry, and archaeoastronomy. His writings often explore significant locations such as Glastonbury, Avebury, Sedona, and Washington, D.C., examining their historical and mystical aspects. Mann is also an illustrator, having created the artwork for the Silver Branch Cards, a Celtic divination deck he designed. He currently resides in Somerset, England. His book "Druid Magic: The Practice of Celtic Wisdom," co-authored with Maya Sutton, PhD, has received commendation from the British Druid Order as a practical guide. He has also collaborated with his partner, Philippa Glasson, on "The Star Temple of Avalon: Glastonbury's Ancient Observatory Revealed."

Nicholas R. Mann's literary output is characterized by a deep engagement with sacred geography and ancient traditions. He has extensively researched and written about prominent sites such as Glastonbury and Avebury in England, and Sedona in Arizona, USA, analyzing their geomantic properties and mythological significance. His work also touches upon the sacred geometry found in urban planning, exemplified by his study of Washington, D.C. Mann draws heavily on Celtic traditions, exploring their mythology, symbolism, and practical applications in works like "Druid Magic." This focus on the intersection of landscape, history, and spiritual practice forms a core element of his contribution to esoteric literature.

Beyond his writing, Nicholas R. Mann is also recognized for his artistic contributions. He is an illustrator whose visual work complements his textual explorations. Notably, he designed and illustrated the Silver Branch Cards, a deck intended for divination, drawing upon Celtic symbolism and mythology. This dual role as author and artist allows Mann to present his esoteric concepts through both written narratives and visual representations, offering a multi-faceted approach to subjects such as Celtic wisdom and ancient observatories.

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