I currently teach on the MA Myth, Cosmology and the Sacred, and supervise three PhD/MPhil researchers. I have a wide range of academic interests, including sacred art and literature, wisdom traditions, the Grail, Eastern Orthodox mystical theology, the writings of Charles Fort, Earth Mysteries, Sky Mysteries and mythopoetic representations of the East Kent landscape.
In 1994 I was awarded a PhD on the life and writings of Thomas De Quincey. Subsequently I moved to Munich, where I taught Business English at the BMW Academy, coaching BMW executives up a level directly below the Board of Directors. I also founded a language-solutions agency which acquired clients at major international companies in and around Munich.
From 2005 onwards I began publishing and lecturing on the subjects which later formed the basis of my academic interests, such as the Grail, Charles Fort, John Michell and stone circles.
On returning to Britain in 2012 I began teaching on the Community Arts and Education programme of Canterbury Christ Church University. Since 2016 I have been a Senior Lecturer at the University.