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Current News!
Summer 2010:
Our two newest books!
A REBEL BORN:
A DEFENSE OF NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST
Confederate General, American Legend by Lochlainn Seabrook
The 822-page pro-South Bible on the Wizard of the Saddle. Includes
never before seen Forrest family photos, and much more.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN:
THE SOUTHERN VIEW
by Lochlainn Seabrook
The third edition of this popular work,
now with a color cover, perfect binding, 550 new pages
of text, over 2,000 footnotes, and a new bibliography and index.
For more
information
see our book list to the right
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ABOUT OUR AUTHOR
LOCHLAINN SEABROOK, a seventh-generation Kentuckian of
Appalachian heritage, is an
unreconstructed Southern author and writer, encyclopedist,
lexicographer, award-winning screenwriter,
and award-winning poet, whose articles, interviews, and poems have
been published in numerous periodicals both nationally and
internationally.
He has
authored thirty adult books, ranging in scope from the anthropology
of religion and Goddess worship in ancient Anglo-Celtic society, a
surname dictionary, and genealogical monographs, to Civil War ghost
stories, defenses of the Confederacy and the South, a psychoanalysis
of his cousin Princess Diana Spencer, and cross-cultural studies of
the family and marriage.
His
eight children's books include a dictionary of religion and myth, a
rewriting of the King Arthur legend (which reinstates the original
pre-Christian motifs), bedtime stories for pre-schoolers, a
naturalist's guidebook to owls, a worldwide look at the family, a
scientific investigation of UFOs and aliens, and an examination of
the Near-Death Experience.
Also an
award-winning BMI-Nashville songwriter, he has written some 3,000
songs (250 albums), has opened for groups such as the Earl Scruggs
Review, Ted Nugent, and Bob Seger, and has performed privately for
such luminaries as President Ronald Reagan, Burt Reynolds, and
Senator Edward Brook.
Mr.
Seabrook, a traditional Southern agrarian and a member of the
multicultural, multiracial organization the Sons of Confederate
Veterans (SCV), lives in beautiful historic Middle Tennessee, the
heart of the Confederacy.
Find out what pro-North Yankees, New South scallywags, Lincoln
apologists, Lincoln scholars, Lincoln worshipers, and liberal
educators don't want you to know. Read the book they want to
ban. What are they so afraid of? The
truth about Abraham Lincoln!
Nearly everything you know about
him comes from Northern
history books and historians. But if you want to know who he
really was, you'll need to read about him from the Southern
perspective.
In Abraham Lincoln: The Southern View, Mr. Seabrook provides
an in-depth look at our sixteenth president as seen through the eyes
of Dixie. Revealed is a man completely unknown to most
Americans, both North and South; a crafty, unscrupulous,
ultra-liberal politician whose primary agenda was to destroy the
idea of states' rights in the South and install big-government in Washington. And, as Lincoln himself said
repeatedly in public, he was
willing to do this with or without ending slavery.
Five years in the making, exhaustively researched, with over 2,000 footnotes and a 700-book
bibliography, this is an
important work for all those interested in authentic American
history. You will never look at Lincoln, his War, or the South the same way again.
Foreword by bestselling author Clint Johnson (The Politically Incorrect
Guide to the South).
Author:
Lochlainn Seabrook
Foreword: Clint Johnson
ISBN: 0982189974
LCCN: 2010928626
Edition: 2nd
Copyright: 2009
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: American history, Civil War, bio-politics
Length: 600 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper: white
Binding: perfect
Price: $29.95
By Lochlainn Seabrook. Foreword
by Dr. Clyde N. Wilson.
General Nathan Bedford Forrest was a brave and ingenious
Confederate officer who won all but one of the battles he
led; a philanthropist who gave generously to family,
friends, and charities; and a humanitarian who not only
spared the lives of numerous Yankees on the battlefield, but
who freed his slaves years before Lincoln issued his fake
and illegal Emancipation Proclamation. And unlike liberal
Lincoln, who purposefully delayed abolition, hindered black
social and political advancement, and campaigned throughout
his life to have all blacks deported out of the U.S., after
the War conservative Forrest crusaded to bring new African
immigrants into the South - with full civil rights.
No one
would know any of this by reading the typical works on
Forrest, however, nearly all which are written and published
by anti-South proponents. In fact, according to most
Northern and New South authors Forrest was a violent
redneck, an unregenerate racist, a barbaric slave trader, a
philandering husband, an illiterate hillbilly, the founder
and grand wizard of the KKK, and "the butcher of Fort
Pillow." None of this is true, but it continues to be
presented in our history books as fact.
In "A Rebel Born: A
Defense of Nathan Bedford Forrest - Confederate General,
American Legend," unreconstructed Southern author Lochlainn
Seabrook reveals the truth about one of history's most
fascinating, charismatic, complex, romantic, and unique
individuals. In this refreshingly positive appraisal of
Forrest, Seabrook corrects the many falsehoods about him,
and, using well researched documentation, shows that the
modern negative image of the General derives almost solely
from slanderous myths created 150 years ago by Lincoln's
anti-South propaganda machine.
The longest book ever written
on Forrest, it includes his life story, over 2,000
footnotes, hundreds of photos and illustrations (many never
before seen by the public), a list of Forrest's military
engagements, a Forrest life calendar, Forrest and Montgomery
family trees, dozens of official field reports, an 800-book
bibliography, a detailed index, and more.
Learn the facts about Forrest, facts that have been wantonly
suppressed by enemies of the South. Next time someone
denigrates the General, recommend A Rebel Born!
Foreword is by Dr. Clyde Wilson (Defending Dixie: Essays
in Southern History and Culture), Distinguished
Professor Emeritus of History, University of South Carolina.
Author: Lochlainn Seabrook
Foreword: Dr. Clyde N. Wilson
ISBN: 9780982189917
LCCN:
2010922903
Edition: 1st
Copyright: 2010
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: American Civil War, Confederate history, biography
Length: 822 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Attention retailers:
This book is available through Ingram and Baker & Taylor
BRITANNIA
RULES
Goddess-worship in Ancient Anglo-Celtic Society
An Academic Look at the United
Kingdom's Matricentric Spiritual Past
By Lochlainn Seabrook.
This unique and captivating book
celebrates a seldom discussed, yet long and noble English,
Welsh, Irish, and Scottish tradition; one that dates back to
the earliest inhabitants of the British Isles: female-based
religion.
In "Britannia Rules" the author Lochlainn Seabrook overturns
the long-standing notion that the first Britons and Celts
were "patriarchal" and that they worshiped a male "Heavenly
Father." Using the latest archaeological,
anthropological, etymological, onomastic, historical, and
mythological evidence, he shows that both the Anglo-Saxons
and the Celts were actually matriarchal peoples who
venerated the Supreme Being in female form.
This "Heavenly Mother" of the early Celto-Britons was none
other than the universal "Great Goddess," venerated around
the ancient world under a myriad of names, and who
manifested in ancient Egypt as Isis, in Judaism as Asherah,
in Islam as Allat, in Hinduism as Kali Ma, in Gnostic
Christianity as Sophia, in orthodox Christianity as Mary,
and in Buddhism as Mara.
In light of the overwhelming
worldwide reemergence of feminine spirituality, the advent
of the Goddess Reclamation Movement, the recent resurgence
of British and American interest in traditional Anglo-Celtic
culture, and the new found interest in the real relationship
between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, this is a topical work;
one that will be read with keen interest, not only by those
readers who are of English and Celtic heritage, but by
people of all nationalities and faiths.
There is good reason why the
town of Franklin's Carnton Plantation is called "Tennessee's
most haunted Civil War house." The home, built in the
early 1800s by the author's cousins, the McGavocks, has been
the scene of countless tragedies and deaths during its 200
years, the most notable being on November 30, 1864, during
the War for Southern Independence (the "Civil War" to
Yanks).
It was on this day that the Battle of Franklin
II was fought just yards from Carnton, pitting a freezing
and starving Army of Tennessee against Lincoln's well fed,
well equipped, illegal invaders. When the smoke
cleared nearly 2,000 Confederates lay dead, with thousands
more seriously injured.
Hundreds of these men were
brought to Carnton for medical treatment, for the plantation
had been designated a Confederate field hospital by
President Jefferson Davis. That night, and in the
weeks following, many more died in and around Carnton.
Eventually some 1,750 Rebel soldiers from Franklin II were
buried in the McGavock Confederate Cemetery, located on the
northwest corner of the plantation's grounds.
It is
little wonder that Carnton is still haunted 150 years later.
Bizarre apparitions, strange mists, unearthly voices,
heart-rending screams, and other astonishing paranormal
activities have been witnessed by hundreds of individuals
over the years, including Mr. Seabrook himself, who worked
as a tour guide at the historic home.
The author
provides a short history of Carnton, as well as a pro-South
discussion of Lincoln's War and the Battle of Franklin II,
dozens of photos and illustrations, a ghost hunter's
glossary, and much more.
The centerpiece of the book is the inclusion of fourteen
authentic ghost stories. For those interested in
the McGavock Confederate Cemetery, a complete indexed list of the
Rebel dead is included as well.
Author:
Lochlainn Seabrook
ISBN: 0982189966
Edition: 2nd
Copyright: 2009
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: paranormal, Confederate & American history,
cemeteries
Length:
250 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper:
white
Binding: perfect
Price: $19.95
Even the most orthodox Christian
theologians and fundamentalist Bible scholars admit that
Jesus' exact birth date is unknown. Why then is His birthday
observed between late December and early January around the
world?
As Christian author Lochlainn Seabrook reveals in
this fascinating and exhaustively researched work, the
answer is to be found in the Goddess-based vegetation
religions of prehistory and their astrological reverence for
our neighborhood star, the Sun.
Ten years in the making,
"Christmas Before Christianity" explores the pre-Christian
foundations of humanity's most popular holiday, including
the many Pagan gods, goddesses, myths, rituals, legends,
ceremonies, customs, and beliefs that contributed to its
creation and development. Special emphasis is placed on
ancient Egypt, where a majority of our modern "Christmas
traditions" can be traced.
This sensational 300-page book
will not only provoke discussion, but will also inspire a
renewed appreciation for both the religion of Christ and for
the annual celebration of His birth.
Author: Lochlainn Seabrook
ISBN: 9780982189986
LCCN:
2010922901
Edition: 1st
Copyright: 2010
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: religion, mythology, Christmas, Christianity,
Paganism
Length: 300 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper:
creme
Attention retailers:
This book is available through Ingram and Baker & Taylor
NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST
SOUTHERN HERO, AMERICAN PATRIOT
Honoring a Confederate Icon and the Old South
By Lochlainn Seabrook. Foreword by
James Ronald Kennedy.
A brief and plain-speaking introduction to Nathan Bedford Forrest, honored
Confederate General and beloved Southern icon, refuting all of the
negative myths and false legends that have grown up around him.
Learn the truth about Forrest, from the Southern perspective!
Loaded with illustrations and
written in an easy-to-read style, this short inexpensive
book is perfect for Civil War museum shops, historic homes,
or any tourist hot spot. Makes a great gift!
Foreword by James Ronald Kennedy, co-author of the massive
bestseller The
South Was Right!
Author: Lochlainn Seabrook
Foreword: James Ronald Kennedy
ISBN: 9780982189948
Edition: 2nd
Copyright: 2009
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: Confederate & American history, biography
Length:
114 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper:
creme
Binding: perfect
Price: $9.95
Attention retailers:
This book is available through Ingram and Baker & Taylor
THE BLAKENEYS
AN ETYMOLOGICAL & ETHNOLOGICAL STUDY
Unveiling the Mysterious Origins
of the Blakeney Family and Name
By Lochlainn Seabrook. Foreword by Ray H. Blakeney.
The Blakeneys have proven to be one of the world's most intriguing
families. And for good reason. Few families can be traced as far
back, and few possess as many notable individuals and characters,
ranging from governors, lords, barons, military heroes, surgeons,
reverends, MPs, judges, barristers, and sheriffs, to outlaws,
heretics, scoundrels, and outright scallywags.
The Blakeneys
were present at such famous conflicts as the Battle of Hastings (the
Norman Invasion of England), the Culloden Massacre, the English
Civil War, the American Revolutionary War, and the American War for
Southern Independence. As this restless people spread out across the
world, they settled in every corner of the globe, from Greece,
India, Mauritius, Australia, and Africa, to England, Canada,
Ireland, Scotland, France, and Cuba. Little wonder that the
Blakeneys have been so earnestly and thoroughly studied over the
years.
Yet, despite this intense scrutiny, two vitally
important and unanswered questions remain: What does the name Blakeney mean? And where did the Blakeneys originate? In the
opinion of many, these issues have never been fully resolved.
Seabrook's The Blakeneys: An Etymological and Ethnological Study,
seeks to correct this deficiency. The result is a riveting,
edifying, and altogether surprising journey of discovery, from the
mist-enshrouded period of the Vikings to the present day. Thoroughly researched
and comprehensive in scope,
Seabrook, author of the equally enthralling The Caudills: An
Etymological, Ethnological, and Genealogical Study, has combined history with
genealogy in a detailed and absorbing narrative of encyclopedic
proportions.
Includes a large Blakeney family tree (dating from the
Twelfth Century), photos, maps, a Blakeney etymological dictionary,
various related documents, and additional material on Blakeney
place-names, Blakeney spelling variations, and the surname Blake. Foreword by Ray H. Blakeney, former President
of the Blakeney/Blakley Association.
Author: Lochlainn Seabrook
Foreword: Ray H. Blakeney
ISBN: 0976870703
Edition: 1st
Copyright: 2000
Format: paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: American & European history, etymology, genealogy
Length:
245 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
8.5" x 11"
Cover: black & white
Paper: white
Binding: linen cloth & tape
Price: $24.95
NOTE: This book is being redesigned and a new perfect bound paperback edition is
being prepared for publication later this year. As such it is currently
unavailable. If you're interested in purchasing it please check back
periodically, or send us an email and we'll notify you when the 2nd edition is
released.
We're working hard to provide you with the highest quality and most attractive
books possible.
Thank you for your patience - Sea Raven Press
THE BOOK OF KELLE
An Introduction to Goddess-Worship
and the Great Celtic Mother-Goddess Kelle,
Original Blessed Lady of Ireland
By Lochlainn Seabrook.
An introduction to Goddess-worship and thealogy (the scientific
study of Goddess-centered religion), the work ends with a discussion
on the ancient Celtic female Supreme Being, Kelle. Known by
bards and poets as "the Blessed Lady of Ireland," Kelle's story is a
rich and absorbing one, one that Mr. Seabrook traces back through to
early Asia, where she is still worshiped to this day as the Goddess
Kali. Kelle, of course, gave her name to the Kelts (or Celts)
and to those early Goddess-worshiping Irish men and women, the
Kellys.
Author: Lochlainn Seabrook
ISBN: 9780982770016
LCCN: 2010929131
Edition: 2nd
Copyright: 2010
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: female religion, thealogy, Paganism, Celtic culture
Length:
156 pages
Illustrated: yes
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper: creme
Attention retailers:
This book is available through Ingram and Baker & Taylor
THE CAUDILLS
AN ETYMOLOGICAL, ETHNOLOGICAL,
& GENEALOGICAL STUDY
Exploring the Name and National Origins
of a European-American Family
By Lochlainn Seabrook. Foreword by Delmerene Caudill.
"This wonderfully written and
meticulously researched book is a treasure-trove of fun and amazing
Caudill information, which includes everything from maps to the
Cawdor Castle in Scotland, useful Websites, and an extensive Caudill
family tree, to our family Coat of Arms, a list of Caudill
researchers, and lovely old-fashioned illustrations of down-home
country life!
"Within these pages the author, himself a Caudill
descendant, has lovingly shared the benefit of his background in
etymology and genealogy, along with his extensive scholarly research into the origins and
meaning of the Caudill surname.
"Who knew, for example, that its
roots lie in ancient India, or that in Medieval Europe it was an
everyday word connected with witches, healing, and teetolalism?
"This is an utterly captivating and singular book that each and every
person with an interest in the Caudills will be proud to have in
their library. With its wealth of helpful research data on not only
the Caudills, but on allied families as well, this is a 'must have'
for all family members, friends, and researchers." - from the Foreword by Delmerene Caudill
of Letcher County, Kentucky.
Author: Lochlainn
Seabrook
Foreword: Delmerene Caudill
ISBN: 9780982189993
LCCN: 2010922902
Edition: 2nd
Copyright: 2010
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: American & Appalachian history, etymology, genealogy
Length:
300 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper: creme
Binding: perfect
Price: $23.95
"The Goddess Dictionary of Words
and Phrases is an educational compendium of vital information
regarding the universal deity known around the world for thousands
of years as 'Goddess.' As such, this work focuses specifically on
various androcentric or patriarchal terms, expressions, and maxims,
from ancient to modern times. The author, Mr. Seabrook, has taken
these and feminized (or emasculated) them, a process that has
created a new core vocabulary of feministic Goddess-oriented words
and phrases.
"Interestingly, many of his inventions are what
could rightfully be called 'new old' words and phrases. That is, he
is taking the God-based wording of our modern male-dominant
vocabulary and simply returning it to its original prehistoric
feminine form. After the Patriarchal Takeover (which began c.
4300 BCE), misogynistic priests masculinized them, suppressing the
original feminine versions. The Goddess Dictionary of Words and
Phrase allows these ancient, silenced expressions, dedicated to
the Great Mother, to be brought back to life." - from the
Introduction.
Author: Lochlainn
Seabrook
ISBN: 9780982770030
LCCN: 2010930770
Edition: 2nd
Copyright: 1997, 2010
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction, reference
Genre: religion, thealogy, spirituality, etymology, reference
Length: 252 pages
Illustrated: no
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper: creme
Binding: perfect
Price: $21.95
A defense of this fascinating Confederate family against 150 years
of Northern slander, Yankee mythology, and New South disinformation,
this book includes:
●
A detailed history of the McGavocks and Carnton Plantation, from
1700 to the present
●
A "you-are-there" tour of Carnton Plantation, top to bottom,
interior and exterior
●
An exhaustive pro-South discussion of Lincoln's War, slavery, the
Confederate States of America, and the Battles of 2nd Franklin and
Nashville, as the McGavocks and other loyal Confederates saw them
●
A complete McGavock family tree, from their earliest known ancestor
in Scotland
●
A complete Winder family tree, from their earliest known ancestor in
England
●
A royal European McGavock family tree, back to King Edward I ("Longshanks")
of England
●
A large Bibliography
●
A comprehensive Index
●
A list of suggested Websites
●
425 pages with over 1,000 footnotes
●
Hundreds of illustrations, maps, photos, drawings, and more, all
chronicling the lives, customs, and beliefs of this awe-inspiring
Franklin, Tennessee, family
Much of this material has never been published before, and Mr.
Seabrook's insights into the Southern (as opposed to the Northern)
perspective of the War for Southern Independence will provide
readers with an exciting and illuminating view of Nineteenth-Century
life at Carnton.
Written by a McGavock relation with reverence for
the Confederacy and respect for the McGavocks, this is a book every
true Southerner, every lover of liberty, and every student of
history will want in their library.
Author: Lochlainn Seabrook
ISBN: 0976870754
Edition: 1st
Copyright: 2008
Format: paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: American history, McGavock biography, Tennessee history
Length: 425 pages
Illustrated: yes (b/w)
Dimensions:
8.5" x 11"
Cover: black & white
Paper:
white
Binding: linen cloth & tape
Price: $39.95
NOTE: This book is being redesigned and a new perfect bound paperback edition is
being prepared for publication later this year. As such it is currently
unavailable. If you're interested in purchasing it please check back
periodically, or send us an email and we'll notify you when the 2nd edition is
released.
We're working hard to provide you with the highest quality and most attractive
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Thank you for your patience - Sea Raven Press
UFOS & Aliens is a unique
non-fiction book that's packed with everything you'll ever
want to know about ETs and their out-of-this-world spacecraft.
The
author, Lochlainn Seabrook, a former teacher's aid and tour guide,
knows how to make learning fun, and so his book is both enjoyable and
educational. Moving briskly through the various aspects of ufology, he touches on such topics as the history of UFOs, detailed
descriptions of aliens and their vehicles, alien abduction, cattle
mutilations, mystery helicopters, crop circles, MIBs, skeptics, and
the worldwide cover-up of UFOs.
He also provides concrete evidence
that UFOs are real, a UFO sighting report form, and lists of
suggested books, Websites, DVDs, clubs, and conferences, as well as
a chapter that teaches children how to become UFO watchers and even ufologists. Included are thirty-seven authentic casebook studies.
If you're looking for something on UFOs that explains them away as weather
balloons, space debris, birds, meteors, or secret experimental
aircraft, this is not the book for you.
Having had his own UFO
sightings, Mr. Seabrook respects his topic, writing with the
enthusiasm and open-mindedness of a true believer rather than with
the negativity and bias of a debunker. Still, his approach is
essentially scientifically provisional, a refreshing position that
only adds to the academic value of this enjoyable and intriguing
work.
A complete guidebook in every sense of the word, Seabrook's
UFOs & Aliens is a must-have for anyone who's
interested in the UFO phenomenon. Foreword by Nick Pope, the "Real Fox Mulder," head of the British
Government's UFO Project, 1991-1994, and the bestselling author of
Open Skies, Closed Minds.
Mr. Seabrook's book includes positive blurbs by:
●
Timothy Good, world-leading UFO authority and author of the
bestseller Above Top Secret: The Worldwide UFO Cover-up
●
Dr. Stanton Friedman, nuclear physicist and co-author of Crash At
Corona
●
Dr. Bruce Maccabee, naval physicist and co-author of UFOs Are
Real, Here's the Proof
● John Schuessler,
International Director of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON).
Author: Lochlainn
Seabrook
Foreword: Nick Pope
ISBN:
Edition: 2nd
Copyright: 2005, 2010
Format: mass market paperback
Type: non-fiction
Genre: science, astronomy, ufology, paranormal
Length:
400 pages
Illustrated: no
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
Cover: high gloss color
Paper: creme
Binding: perfect
Price: $27.95
COMING AUGUST 2010
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THE SHARP
By internationally published author Lochlainn
Seabrook and two-time Emmy-nominated, film and TV veteran,
actor, and make-up artist, Jay Cannistraci. This,
their most recent screenplay, is already a winner of two
prestigious script-writing awards. The crime/gangster
drama, set on Florida's Gold Coast and in the Bahamas, is
creating a buzz in Hollywood, Miami, and New York, and has
generated interest from a number of major producers,
directors, and actors. If you or your company are
looking for a killer script, please contact us.
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