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James R. Coffey

James R. Coffey

I’m a freelance writer-author with degrees in journalism, psychology, and anthropology. I have particular expertise in archaeology, world and popular culture, religious practices, ancient history, and music. I’ve traveled extensively throughout the US and Mexico and much of what I write reflects my personal experiences. I’ve written everything from children’s picture books to Gothic horror, humor to speculative history, and to date have over 200 short stories and journal articles in print. I recently made the jump to eBook writing and have three books currently available, “MRS. HALEY,” “AT THE OLD WRITERS BAR: That Damn Shakespeare,” and “NO FACE CHARLIE,” which can be found under James R. Coffey at Amazon.com. You can look forward to my examination of Hinduism and the Aghori cult in an upcoming issue of Fate Magazine. In addition to writing, I offer transcription, editing and proofreading, English tutoring, and research services, and currently work for two Florida universities.

10 Must-See Occult Movies

March 7, 2021 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

magic-occult

If you're a serious student of the occult, metaphysics, ritual, the supernatural, or the practice of magic(k), these are the movies you owe …

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What Ever Happened to Biorhythms?

January 27, 2021 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

Biorhythm

The body, mind, and spirit connection To children of the '60s, astrology, meditation, auras, and palm reading are as familiar as love …

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The Magic Behind “A Charlie Brown Christmas”

December 21, 2010 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

A Charlie Brown Christmas

A Charlie Brown Christmas first aired on Thursday, December 9, 1965, becoming an instant cultural phenomenon. For many years this most …

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Confucianism and Taoism: The Yin and Yang of Chinese Religion

October 4, 2010 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

confucius

Modern Chinese religion is the co-joining of two separate but inseparable ancient religious traditions, Confucianism and Taoism, which are …

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Archaeology’s Dark Past on the Dark Continent

September 4, 2010 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

pyramids

In a very true manner of speaking, African Archaeology can be said to be the story of African colonization. From supporting Eurocentric …

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Is Cannibalism Fundamental to the Development of Spirituality?

September 2, 2010 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

Cannibalism

The progression of spirituality and the practice of cannibalism--both actually and symbolically--seem to have gone hand in hand throughout …

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Thylacine: Tasmanian Tiger-Wolf

August 29, 2010 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

Thylacine painting

Believed to have gone extinct from the Tasmanian frontier by the 1930s, the strange and exotic Tasmanian tigers were once the most …

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Meditation and the Creation of a Personal Sacred Space

August 29, 2010 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

meditation

Millions of people around the world begin each day with meditation. Millions more are discovering the added benefits of conducting their …

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The Christians of Cappadocia

August 27, 2010 By James R. Coffey Leave a Comment

cappadocia

The Ultimate Statement of Religious Conviction The Christian's establishment of an underground religious sanctuary at Cappadocia is not …

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