The Mystic's Wheel of the
Year
. . . a multifaith calendar reflecting ecoegalitarian spirituality.
Published since 1996 by Page Two, Inc., this is a wall calendar for rediscovering Goddess and understanding God in Nature-based non-patriarchal ways. It features holy days from indigenous spiritualities worldwide: European (Celtic, Norse, and Greek), Middle Eastern (Sumerian and Canaanite-Hebrew), African (Egyptian and Santeria), and American (Iroquois, Zuni and Navajo); from Kabbalistic Judaism, Mystic Christianity, and Sufi-Islam; and from Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Taoism, Shintoism, and Buddhism (Tantra and Zen). It explores environmentalist, feminist, human rights, and peace movement themes. It also includes astronomical data, meditations, and photos of sacred icons from various traditions. 32 pages. 11 x 11 closed; 11 x 22 open. $12 each, plus $2 postage. Discounts for 5+ calendars. Address: Page Two, Inc. P.O. Box 1209, Beltsville, MD 20704. Phone: 800-821-6604. E-mail:
[email protected].
new Witch
: not your mother's broomstick.
A magazine for Pagans 18â34 and “anyone else hip enough to read it.” Cutting-edge topics include Queer Paganism, Pagan rock 'n' roll, Pagan crafts, and solitary magic, and includes advice columnists. Published quarterly. 80 pages. Editor in Chief: Anne Newkirk Niven. Subscriptions: $18/year U.S.; $24/year elsewhere (U.S. funds). Address: newWitch, P.O. Box 641, Point Arena, CA 95468. Phone: 888-724-3966. Call or e-mail for sample issue:
[email protected].
Northword Journal.
An Eclectic Pagan group and publication that is interactive with Circle and other groups throughout the world. Especially involved with Science Fiction Fantasy and futuristic Paganism. A member of Northward Enterprises since 1992. For more information, contact the publisher: Jeff Redmond, 1335 Beechwood NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49505-3830. E-mail:
[email protected].
The Oakleaf.
A quarterly publication of the Church of Spiral Oak (see page 519),
The Oak
Leaf welcomes contributions of written pieces and artwork that reflect topics of interest to Pagans. Content includes articles, essays, poetry, humor, reviews, current events, puzzles, recipes, and more.
The Acorn
is a center pull-out childrens' mini-magazine, with articles, crafts, artwork, and poetry for and/or by Pagan youth. Sample issues, submission guidelines, and contact information may be found at the church Web site. Current issues are available at COSO events and at the business establishments of advertisers. Subscriptions are available with a donation of $10.00 per year, and past issues are available upon request. Address: The Church of Spiral Oak, P.O. Box 13681, Akron, OH 44334-3681. E-mail:
[email protected].
Oak Leaves.
The journal published by Ãr nDraÃocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF) (see page 512). Issues include articles, essays, songs, and rituals on Druidry and Neo-Paganism. Published four times a year. 40â60 pages. Back issues are available. Subscriptions: $20/year for members, $25/year for non-members. Address: ADF, P.O. Box 17874, Tucson, AZ 85731-7874, or online at:
www.adf.org
.
Odin
LIVES!
A radio program that broadcasts every Thursday night at 8:00 P.M. Eastern Time from the studios of WBCQ in Kennebunkport, Maine, on a frequency of 7.415 MHz.
Odin
LIVES! features the best in Northern European folk music by various artists. The program also features extensive readings from (and interviews with) authors, musicians, and practitioners of the Old Ways of the Northern European Folk. The program regularly invites submissions from its listeners as a means of fostering the growth of the Heathen community. The
Odin
LIVES! Web site maintains links to many other Heathen organizations. Downloads of archived programs are available for purchase, with all proceeds supporting the radio show or its sponsors. Chris Larsen, Executive Producer of
Odin
LIVES!
,
produces Nordic folk concerts in his home state of Ohio and is Musical Coordinator for Valhallapalooza, a folk festival celebrating Nordic music, culture, and Heathen spirituality. Address: Odin LIVES!, 2625 CR 12, Bellefontaine, OH 43311. E-mail:
[email protected].
Pagan Dawn.
A quarterly magazine published by the Pagan Federation (formerly
The Wiccan
, founded in 1968). Annual subscription rates: £12.00/ year U.K.; £15.00/year elsewhere (accepts pounds sterling only). Also comes free with membership in the Pagan Federation (see page 553). Contains in-depth articles, book and music reviews, news comments, and a reader's forum. Address: Pagan Dawn, BM Box 7097, London WC1N 3XX, U.K. E-mail:
[email protected].
Pagan Times.
Published by the Pagan Alliance, Inc., a Pagan networking and information organization in Australia (see page 552). Published four times a year at the solstices and equinoxes, it includes reviews and articles, information about public gatherings, teachers, groups, other Pagan publications, and anything of interest to the Pagan community. There is a contacts section for solitary practitioners. Subscriptions: AU$8.00 per issue (inc. GST) or AU$30 (inc. GST) for a year's subscription (AU$44 for overseas subscribers). Check or money order made payable to Pagan Times. Address: Pagan Times, P.O. Box 26, North Hobart, TAS 7002, Australia. E-mail:
[email protected].
Panegyria
.
A Pagan/Wiccan-oriented journal and newsletter published by the Aquarian Tabernacle Church (see page 511). Includes articles, letters, news reports, legal reports, contacts, reviews, announcements, and debates. Published approximately eight times a year. Subscriptions: $22/year first class to U.S., Canada, and Mexico; $36/year overseas via air mail. Sample copies sent free on receipt of three ounces postage or three international reply coupons. Address: Aquarian Tabernacle Church, P.O. Box 409, Index, WA 98256. Phone: 360-793-1945. E-mail:
[email protected].
PanGaia:
A Pagan Journal for Thinking People.
An 80-page quarterly magazine that explores Pagan and Gaian Earth-based spirituality at home and around the world. Articles on issues ranging from “Pagans and the Land,” “Sacred Crafts,” and “The new Druidism.” Editor in Chief: Anne Newkirk Niven. Subscriptions: $18/year U.S.; $24/elsewhere (U.S. funds). Address: PanGaia, P.O. Box 641, Point Arena, CA 95468. Phone: 888-724-3966. Call or e-mail for a sample issue:
[email protected].
The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies.
The only academic peer-reviewed journal of Pagan studies. It provides a forum for papers, essays, and symposia on both ancient and contemporary Pagan religious practices.
The Pomegranate
also publishes timely reviews of scholarly books, and the editors seek both new interpretations and re-examinations of those traditions marked both by an emphasis on nature as a source of sacred value (e.g., Wicca, modern Goddess religions) as well as those emphasizing continuity with a polytheistic past (e.g., Ãsatrú or other forms of “reconstructionist” Paganism). The editors also seek papers on the interplay between Pagan religious traditions, popular culture, literature, psychology, and the arts. Editor: Chas Clifton. Subscriptions: institutional price: £80/$125; individual price: £40/$65; Student and AAR/SBL/BASR price: £32/$52. Address: Journals Department, Subscription Customer Services Manager, Turpin Distribution Services, Stratton Business Park, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire SG18 8QB, U.K. Phone: 44(0) 1767 604 951. E-mail:
[email protected].
Quest.
In print since 1970 and dedicated to the magical heritage of the West,
Quest
contains articles on magic, Witchcraft, divination, ritual, the Mystery traditions, and all aspects of modern, practical Western occultism. Includes articles, reviews, and letters. Editor: Marian Green. Published quarterly. Subscriptions: £8.00/year U.K.; $20/year U.S. (air mail); sample issue $5 (air mail). Cash only unless payments are in Sterling. Address: BMC-SCL QUEST, London WCIN 3XX, U.K.
Reclaiming Quarterly Magazine.
Formerly
Reclaiming Newsletter, Reclaiming
's mission is to combine Earth-based spirituality with direct political, social, and ecological action.
Reclaiming Quarterly
is dedicated to the meeting ground of these two goalsâMagical Activism. RQ.org brings Reclaiming-style magic to the Web. Includes information on the latest grassroots activism, how to build a labyrinth, what's going on at the various Witchcamps, and more. RQ.org also sells Reclaiming music and chant CDs.
Reclaiming Quarterly
is produced by a volunteer cell based in San Francisco, with correspondents in over twenty communities across North America and Europe. Subscribe online or via mail. Address:
Reclaiming Quarterly,
P.O. Box 14404, San Francisco, CA 94114. Phone: 415-255-7623. E-mail:
[email protected] RFD
Magazine.
A reader-written journal of queer country living and alternative lifestyles. For over twenty-eight years, RFD has explored community, diverse sexuality, caring for the environment, Radical Faerie consciousness, and Nature-centered spirituality. It provides an extensive resource listing of Radical Faeries and faerie groups/communities throughout the world. Includes reviews, community forums, poetry, and pictures. Subscriptions: $25â75/year, sliding scale. Address: RFD Magazine, P.O. Box 68, Liberty, TN 37095. E-mail:
[email protected].
SageWoman:
A beautifully produced quartely magazine that celebrates “the Goddess in Every Woman.” Each issue is centered around a particular theme. Includes artwork, serious feature articles, Goddess lore, ritual, practical magic, astrology, herbs, poetry, and reviews of books and recordings. Editor in Chief: Anne Newkirk Niven. Subscriptions: $21/year U.S.; $27/year elsewhere (U.S. funds). Address: SageWoman, P.O. Box 641, Point Arena, CA 95468. Phone: 888-724-3966. Call or e-mail for a sample issue:
[email protected].
Societe.
A journal of Technicians of the Sacred (see page 566), the International Religious and Magical Order of Societe, La Couleuvre Noire, and Order Templi Orientis Antiqua. It is dedicated to the preservation and practice of Voudoun and other Neo-African religious systems and their magic, art, and culture. Published periodically. Averages 100 pages. Address: Technicians of the Sacred, 1317 N. San Fernando Boulevard, Suite 310, Burbank, CA 91504. E-mail:
[email protected].
Spirited Women.
A newsletter published four times a year by SisterSpirit (see page 564), an eclectic women's spirituality group in Portland, Oregon. Includes articles, book reviews, and announcements. 15â20 pages. Subscriptions: $15/ year. Address: Spirited Women, SisterSpirit, P.O. Box 9246, Portland, OR 97207.
Survival.
A Wiccan magazine published by the Church of Wicca. Includes articles by Gavin and Yvonne Frost and by many students of the School of Wicca. “The oldest continually published Wiccan magazine.” Published six times a year. Subscriptions: $24/year (except for active students, who get it for free). Address: Survival, P.O. Box 297-DM, Hinton, WV 25951-0297.
Tapestry.
Tapestry is the quarterly newsletter of TAWN, the Tucson Area Wiccan-Pagan Network (see page 569). Features a calendar of local events, summaries of TAWN, and individual members' activities, rituals, reviews, and other articles of Neo-Pagan interest. Subscriptions: $15/year, $5 sample issue. Address: Tapestry, c/o TAWN, P.O. Box 482, Tucson, AZ, 85702-0482. E-mail:
[email protected] Touchwood.
Originally a paper magazine, now online,
Touchwood
is published by a hereditary Pagan tradition (Clan Cornovii). It provides information about “our tradition and that of other clans, covens, groups, and Nemeds. We provide a forum for all Druids, Heathens, Pagans, Witches, and Wizards.” Includes articles, news, book and music reviews, rituals, sacred sites, and letters. A correspondence course is also available. And it's free. E-mail: jeremy_
[email protected] or
[email protected].
The Unicorn.
A Wiccan newsletter published at every sabbat, with news, reviews, poetry, artwork, letters, and a fun sabbat reading. Published continuously since 1976, and therefore one of the oldest Wiccan publications in North America. Edited by Paul Beyerl and published by the Rowan Tree. Subscriptions: $13/year. Address: The Unicorn, P.O. Box 0691, Kirkland, WA 98083.
Waxing & Waning.
An online publication that showcases creative Pagan short stories and poetry. All genres are welcome, and “we're always looking for submissions.” Novel excerpts and book reviews are also featured. E-mail:
[email protected].
Weavings.
An online newsletter published eight times a year, in time for each of the Wiccan sabbats in electronic format (PDF). Published by IPAN, the Iowa Pagan Access Network (see page 540). Subscriptions are free and the current issue is always available on the IPAN Web site homepage. Includes articles, poetry, magic, and ritual, family page, events, artwork, and reviews. Address: IPAN, P.O. Box 861, Iowa City, IA 52244-0861. E-mail:
[email protected].