Glastonbury Zodiac Publications

Authored by Katharine Maltwood

Maltwood, K. E. A guide to Glastonbury's temple of the stars: their giant effigies described from air views, maps, and from "The High History of the Holy Grail." London, The Women's Printing Society, Ltd., 1934.

Maltwood, K. E. Air View Supplement to a guide to Glastonbury's temple of the Stars. London, John M. Watkins,1937.

Maltwood, K. E. The Enchantments of Britain or King Arthur's Round Table of the Stars. Victoria, Victoria Printing and Publishing Co., 1944.

Maltwood, K. E. King Arthur's Round Table of the Zodiac. Victoria, Victoria Printing and Publishing Co., 1946.

Maltwood, K. E. Itinerary of ''The Somerset giants' abridged from King Arthur's Round Table of the Zodiac. Victoria, Victoria Printing and Publishing Co., undated.

Authored by Others

Caine, Mary. Celtic Saints and the Glastonbury Zodiac. UK, Capall Bann Publishing, 2001. Please note that this publication was printed after the original publication of Rosemary Brown's Monograph in 1981 and as such, was not included in the research for the Monograph found on this site. The listing of this publication has been provided solely for your convenience.

Caine, Mary. The Glastonbury Zodiac, Key to the Mysteries of Britain. Torquay, Devon, Grael Communications, 1978. Mrs. Caine follows Mrs. Maltwood's ideas closely and adds several elaborations and refinements of her own.

Nichols, R.. The Great Zodiac of Glastonbury. England, Mandrake Press, 2001. Please note that this publication was printed after the original publication of Rosemary Brown's Monograph in 1981 and as such, was not included in the research for the Monograph found on this site. The listing of this publication has been provided solely for your convenience.

Roberts, Anthony, ed. Glastonbury, Ancient Avalon, New Jerusalem. London, Rider and Co., 1978. This book contains twelve articles by various authors. Colin Wilson in the "Afterward" writes: "As the reader will have discovered, the majority of contributors to this book accept Mrs. Maltwood's ideas."

Reiser, Oliver. This Holyest Erthe. London, Perennial Books, 1974. Reiser discusses Mrs. Maltwood's theories and feels they require further investigation and substantiation but that for the present she has "lifted the mantle of invisibility."

Michell, John. The View over Atlantis. London, Sphere Books Ltd., 1973. Michell believes that for many people the Glastonbury zodiac is "aesthetically correct" but that for the time being it must be accepted as "a poetic rather than a scientific truth."