Author: Andrew Gough

Andrew Gough

About the Author

Andrew Gough has been an enthusiast of esoterica for decades. He is the editor-in-chief of The Heretic Magazine. He is also the Director of the Institute of Interdisciplinary Sciences (ISIS), and Chairman of the long running esoteric research society, The Rennes Group, and has written for journals and publications of all kinds and decoded Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code in the bestselling book, The Dan Brown Companion. Most recently, he contributed 'The Sacred Bee in Egypt' to Philip Gardiner's, The Ancient Code: The Book, and was the featured speaker in a documentary on the Mysteries of Girona. WEBSITES: andrewgough.com & thehereticmagazine.com.

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Interview with Graham Hancock: Ancient Civilisations & Altered States of Consciousness

By Andrew Gough

From New Dawn 134 (Sept-Oct 2012) Few, if any, have contributed more to the alternative history and esoteric genres than Graham Hancock. At the peak of his career, and on the eve of his first speaking tour of Australia [in […]

Hidden London: Secrets of the City Revealed

By Andrew Gough

This article was published in New Dawn 133 (Jul-Aug 2012) American by birth, I have lived in London for fifteen years and consider it my home. During that time I have explored many of the city’s esoteric sites and have […]

John Dee performing an experiment before Queen Elizabeth I (Wellcome Library no. 47369i)

John Dee & the Enochian Apocalypse

By Andrew Gough

Doctor John Dee (1527-1609) remains one of London’s most intriguing historical figures. Dee was a renaissance man; an occultist, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer and navigator. In addition to his prodigious skills, Dee was a confidant of Queen Elizabeth I, who guided […]