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	The Wild Hunt Blog
		This theory isn't shared by many Pagans who believe that the shrinking of sales and sections is due to a bad economy and a glut of bad books.
		The current trends in Pagan publishing seem to be exhausting themselves and readers both young and old seem ready for a new focus in what books we want to see.
		Pagan scholar Chas Clifton is finishing up a historical study of American Paganism called "Her Hidden Children", there are rumors that Ronald Hutton may be working on a history of Druidry in England, and Isaac Bonewits has books on the history of Druidism and Witchcraft coming in 2006.
	www.wildhunt.org /2005/10/search-for-better-pagan-book-market_03.html (1920 words)

	PenUltimate Productions: Spirituality: Shadowmoon Writing Workshop Questions
		New trads like Gothic Paganism which are developing right now, ways of using technology to live a Pagan lifestyle, Pagan families, the role of computers and cyberspace in Paganism today, the rise of Pagan clergy, good journalistic reports of current events, and anything with solid scholarly background or at a higher level of expertise.
		Pagan markets are more receptive to electronic submissions, yes; some other fields (again, speculative fiction stands out) are also this far along, but most of the mainstream markets aren't.
		Paganism isn't strictly a fringe phenomenon anymore; it is beginning to have a real presence on the periodical shelves.
	www.worthlink.net /~ysabet/spirit/writing_wkshp.html (4995 words)

	Pan's Land of Mirth - Responsible Pagan Authorship and Publishing
		Pagan parents know that children are often not ready to handle the responsibility of leading a magickal life.
		I'm just suggesting that we, as a mature and responsible pagan community, hold ourselves accountable for the often harmful material that is being passed into the hands of the unsuspecting and unknowing - our children, the children of non-pagans, the initial seekers of true knowledge.
		We as pagans have often turned away prospective seekers because of their age, telling them to wait "until they are older." Well, that is part of the reason for our current dilemma.
	members.tripod.com /pansland/rpapm.htm (1002 words)

	OgreCave.com - Interviews - John Tynes
		John Tynes is co-owner of Pagan Publishing, and co-creator of the Call of Cthulhu supplement Delta Green, which many consider to be one of the greatest supplements ever made for any role-playing game.
		Since DG was published in 1997, Tynes has created his own game worlds, equally as vivid and compelling as his CoC material, in Atlas Games' Unknown Armies and the short masterpiece Puppetland.
		I decided it was finally time for Pagan Publishing to produce an RPG, and I asked Dennis Detwiller to do it because I knew he was a writing machine and had a lot of great game ideas kicking around in his head.
	www.ogrecave.com /interviews/johntynes.shtml (2259 words)

	Delta Green - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Delta Green is a setting for the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game and was created by Adam Scott Glancy, Dennis Detwiller, and John Tynes of the Seattle gaming house Pagan Publishing.
		The group was introduced in the seventh issue of The Unspeakable Oath, a Call of Cthulhu fanzine created by Pagan Publishing, in early 1993.
		On May 1, 2006, the Pagan Publishing homepage was updated with an announcement describing the reasons for the delay of the new release of Delta Green, and stating that the d20 edition of the game should be available in time for Gen Con Indy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Delta_Green (666 words)

	GALACTICA :: The Pagan Roots of Christmas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		All elements of which could not be tortured, killed, or otherwise extirpated from the Pagan populations of medieval Europe, and which did not dissolve of their own inadequacy, were assimilated by the Church.
		The mistletoe is a fertility symbol, sacred to the Druids, because it grows green on the sacred oak in winter.
		The juice of its berries bears a resemblance to human semen, and Pagan Europe symbolically attributed to it regenerative powers—thus the kiss under the mistletoe.
	www.galacticapublishing.com /archive/2002/yuletide/this_season.php (924 words)

	The Lore Merchant: Game Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Pagan Publishing has a history of producing incredibly good product.
		Chaosium is the only company I know of that allows another publisher to produce "official" material for their game.
		Pagan Publishing's Delta Green is one of the best modern-day conspiracy/horror settings ever.
	mysite.verizon.net /mataxes/rp-rev/dgcount.html (807 words)

	Pagan Ways
		Yet they see the thread of life that permeates everything about them, and they see it common bond between all that lives.They strive to develope their limited understanding of the world about them, and turn to nature to better understand the unifying thread of life that flows within them and about them.
		There is a need to identify with and understand all of nature, to learn to work with the universal order, and in so doing better understand humane nature and the nature of the Gods through the common thread of life.
		Other traditions in Paganism may recognize these forces by other names, according to their own cultures, mythologies, and folk tales.
	www.angelfire.com /electronic/boogaloo/index.html (802 words)

	Letter from Hardscrabble Creek
		Right now more than 50 scholars who work at least some of the time in Pagan Studies are anxiously awaiting an announcement from the American Academy of Religion's program committee.
		Steered by Cat McEarchern, organizer of the last two Conferences on Contemporary Pagan Studies, we have put together a proposal for a "consultation" on Pagan Studies as part of the AAR's regular annual meeting, as opposed to an "additional meeting," our current status.
		In the meantime, I found an academic publisher to take over The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies, and other publishers began showing interest in publishing Pagan Studies books, most notably AltaMira Press.
	www.chasclifton.com /2004/12/pagan-studies-in-academy-aar-musings.html (327 words)

	Review: Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy
		I have come to believe that much of the brilliance of Pagan Publishing has come from the amazing editing skills of John Tynes.
		Pagan's publishing schedule may have been slow, but the quality of the writing has consistently been top-shelf.
		I believe this has primarily to do with the presence of John Tynes as an editor; scenarios in Pagan Publishing supplements are consistently excellent, and frequently better than the work by the same authors that appears in Chaosium's books.
	www.qusoor.com /Essays/Denied.htm (555 words)

	Desperate Times, Desperate Measure
		Other Pagan elders have wound up homeless and living on the street over the last few years and I really didn’t want to join them, but I sincerely feared that that was exactly what was going to happen if we didn’t get some help fast.
		Other Pagan elders were also having serious trouble, hundreds (if not thousands) of Pagans had been “downsized,” and millions of others were (and still are) suffering in this supposedly “recovering” economy.
		But if you know any Pagan authors, leaders, or teachers in your city or town, call them up and see if they need any groceries, household supplies, help with the rent/mortgage, clothes for their children or grandchildren, or just plain company.
	www.neopagan.net /Desperate.html (1573 words)

	GALACTICA :: Living Paganism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In this recurring Living Paganism column I wish to give full tribute to these Pagan peoples who have never surrendered to the ignorance of the world...
		Galactica is a non-profit Pagan and occult publication dedicated to the future of Pan-Europa.
		In order to continue to provide the Pagan Revival with intelligent, thoughtful, realistic, diverse, and effective avant-garde articles by dedicated Pagans, occultists, mystics, and existential philosophers from all niches of our Culture, Galactica needs your active support.
	www.galacticapublishing.com /archive/2002/yuletide/living_paganism.php (313 words)

	TWPT Talks with Julia Day
		British author and co owner of Capall Bann publishing, one of the U.K.'s premier Pagan book companies, is the subject of this month's most delightful Author's Corner.
		When she gave a talk at the Pagan Federation conference, it was standing room only at the back and rightly so.
		In the early days though, support from Pagan organisations was not, shall we say, all that one could have wished.
	www.twpt.com /day.htm (7333 words)

	Pagan Network
		U-Joint's Pagan Unity page is designed to promote education and networking among Witches, Pagans, Pagan-Friendlies, music lovers, Internet surfers, and the rest of Her children.
		This website is intended for UK pagans to be seen to meet locals to find covens and to generally make themselves known to others.
		Ambrosia is a pagan site with lots of information on magickal herbs and incense, a place to swap goods or knowledge, sigil magick, spells, original pagan postcards and more; plus free pagan graphics for your website.
	b.webring.com /hub?ring=pagannetwork (2263 words)

	Submissions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Needless to say, Lorna Tedder refused to alter her vision of this Pagan thriller, even for the promise of a major deal.
		She described a futuristic Pagan world that I so wanted to be a part of.
		These manuscripts are often Goddess-sends that have been turned down by major non-Pagan publishing houses as not having a wide enough market or have been asked to be revised to omit the Pagan aspects.
	www.spilledcandy.com /submissions.htm (1302 words)

	Letter from Hardscrabble Creek
		There was a glut of these books because the mainstream of society was hearing about Wicca and Paganism (mostly through media like the movie The Craft and tv shows) and wanted to buy books to learn more about what this religion was all about.
		I agree with her that the publishing market is cyclical.
		And in terms of significant books of the past, Margot Adler is reworking Drawing Down the Moon, her groundbreaking survey of the American Pagan scene that was first published in 1979 and revised in the 1980s.
	www.chasclifton.com /2005/10/up-and-down-in-pagan-publishing-lawyer.html (338 words)

	Spiral Publishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		If you are a Pagan, this book will show you how to defend yourself from discrimination and harassment.
		If you are not a Pagan, this book will tell you what Wicca is and what it is not.
		Many are solitaries who have no support network or Pagan friends that they can rely on to help them out if they become the targets of discrimination or harassment.
	spiralpublishinginc.com /osCommerce/product_info.php?products_id=31 (552 words)

	Pagan, - The Pagan Front - National Socialist Black Metal
		Pagan religions are characterized by Earth- centered spirituality, Pagan religions may draw on ancient historical practices or be entirely new.
		The parents practice Wicca, a contemporary pagan religion that emphasizes a balance in nature and They tend to revolve around the old pagan holidays.
		Pagan Paths is a forum for pagans of any path to connect, find local groups and events, share viewpoints and traditions, and educate each other on the
	sitenational.com /?q=pagan (439 words)

	FrontPage theme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		We have also published several successful books for writers, which was our initial foray into the publishing world.
		We are not in this business to get rich--we consider our work more of a ministry, writing and publishing books that retell and reintroduce Goddess spirituality to the hungry reader whereas major publishing houses consider this market to be too small to be financially worthwhile.
		We are not a vanity or subsidy publisher; our authors do not pay to have their books published.
	www.spilledcandy.com /about.htm (870 words)

	Pyramid: Pyramid Pick: The Unspeakable Oath
		Although authorized by Chaosium, Pagan Publishing is a completely independent entity.
		Although the magazine is never tasteless or gratuitously gory, a good deal of the material is genuinely unsettling, as it should be.
		Pagan Publishing stands firmly by its adult sensibility, even at the risk of commercial consequences -- issue #7's editorial describes the gratuitous banning of one of Pagan's licensed adventures by TSR at GenCon '92.
	www.sjgames.com /pyramid/sample.html?id=481 (751 words)

	Hermetic Fellowship : Booksellers
		Though some truly fine booksellers and publishers are listed here, not all that are listed are well known to the Hermetic Fellowship.
		We are a small publishing company specializing in quality books on Earth-centred spirituality, Aboriginal European religions, and the Western Mystery Tradition.
		We are dedicated to publishing a variety of books: high quality academic books, children's books, general books, handbooks and chapbooks, books for families who are raising their children in these spiritual paths, books for both the seeker and the sage, and books which further understanding between members of different faiths.”
	www.hermeticfellowship.org /HFBooksellers.html (769 words)

	Pagan Publishing
		Pagan Publishing was started in the fall of 1990 by John Tynes, then a sophomore at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
		TUO was pubished in support of a horror roleplaying game known as Call of Cthulhu, published by Chaosium, Inc. and based on the writings of jazz-era author H.P. Lovecraft.
		We believe that we shouldn't publish anything that a typical game master could whip up in a weekend or so; everything we do is of an order of magnitude more thorough, more researched, more original, and better-prepared than anyone else could just slap together in a short span of time.
	www.tccorp.com /pagan (1091 words)

	Chaosium.com: News - Links to Friends
		Pagan Publishing offers excellent Licensed Call of Cthulhu adventures as well as publishing the Unspeakable Oath magazine for Callof Cthulhu.
		Pegasus Spiele publishes Call of Cthulhu in German and the Worlds of Cthulhu Magazine.
		Greg Stafford's Issaries Inc publishes the Hero Wars RPG and all sorts of Glorantha stuff.
	www.chaosium.com /article.php?story_id=91 (401 words)

	Phoenix Publishing's Catalogue - Page 1 - Quality Books on Wicca
		This evocative book for connecting with the wisdom of prayer, enchantment and healing magic begins with a thorough description of what prayer means to the Pagan mystic: an attitude of reverence toward nature and its creatures.
		He writes on the origins of Aradia, including the culture and religion of the area, as well as the difficulties involved in retranslating the book.
		Leland was sixty-seven years old when he informed a family confidante and colleague that he had stumbled upon "all the principal deities of the Etruscans still existing as spirits or folletti in the Romagna area of Italy--I believe I am the first to find out this.
	phoenixpublishing.com (2123 words)

	The Witches Way Publishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Publishers shall recieve 35% royalties on their work published with The Witches Way, but listed with such venues as Amazon.com etc.
		Authors should note that certified copyright is their responsibility - Witches Way Publishing does not provide this.
		ISBN Codes will be assigned to each chosen manuscript prior to publication and upon receipt of signed contract.
	www.witchesway.net /links/wwpublishing-new/index.html (238 words)

	Pagan Institute Home Page
		Director Dr. Christa Landon is seeking Pagan scholars (especially those with advanced degrees) to become fellows of the Pagan Institute.
		Over the coming months, we will be presenting and soliciting essays on Paganism; we are most interested in applications of social sciences to the needs of our community and the implications of Pagan theology for contemporary problems.
		The Flaming Chalice is the symbol of the Unitarian Universalist Association.
	www.paganinstitute.org (285 words)

	Pagan Publishing Product List
		Pagan Publishing makes the most researched and entertaining scenarios for Call of Cthulhu.
		Pagan Publishing also makes player's aids for a few of their campaigns.
		These are a must for the keeper who wants that something extra!
	www.xmission.com /~hastur/pagan.html (310 words)

	The Link Index:Page One
		A Pagan Parenting Page:Church of the Dancing Flame: An Essay on Raising Pagan Children.
		Turning The Wheel: A Pagan Parents Guide to the Seasons.
		Acorns: A Newsletter for Pagan Homeschoolers:Published 8 times a year.
	members.tripod.com /~deanjones/links1.html (531 words)

	The Wild Hunt Blog
		Witchvox tips me off to a new book by Brendan "Cathbad" Myers that tackles the issue of Paganism and social/environmental activism.
		Join these with Starhawk's ongoing work and recent book on her global justice activism "Webs of Power" and it looks like there is an emergent voice in the Pagan publishing market.
		All this along with the recent growth in books and journals by Pagan academics sends positive signals of a faith evolving away from it's adolescence and into a mature religious movement.
	www.wildhunt.org /2004/11/trends-in-pagan-publishing-witchvox.html (174 words)

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		NT-OZ ________________________________________ MODERN PAGANS: In Investigation of Contemporary Pagan Practices Editor: V. Vale Interviews by V. Vale and John Sulak Publication Date: November 2001 8" x 9-7/8".
		Modern Pagans is an accessible, witty book of interviews with a spectrum of forward-thinking Pagans.
		Approximately fifty of the most renowned voices in the global Pagan community consider topics such as: Paganism and its representation in popular culture, its historical antecedents and present manifestations, the community-building possibilities of the Internet, and other tangible and theoretical implications of the burgeoning number of Pagans.
	www.luckymojo.com /esoteric/religion/neo-paganism/oz200111modernpagans.txt (335 words)

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