A Pagan Writer's Blog by Chas S. Clifton
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 2:35 PM Permalink
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Some Blogs
2 Blowhards
Ambulance Driver
Blog O'Gnosis
Bookslut
The Breda Fallacy
Buzz Machine
Cult of Mac
Cronaca
Crooked Timber
D'Alliance: Drug Policy Alliance
Doctor Hypercube
Enchanté: the Urbane Pagan
The Gods are Bored
Gretchin Lair
Into the Garden
Jeff Sharlet
Language Hat
MacRaven
Magpie (Arthur magazine)
Making Light (Nielsen-Hayden)
MetaPagan
Mirabilis
Odious and Peculiar
Orchards Forever (Peg Aloi)
Outer Life
Pandora's Bazaar
Rebecca's Pocket
Rogue Classicism
Southern Rockies Nature Blog
Stephen Bodio's Querencia
Strange Maps
A Sweeping Curve of Sound
Tropaion: Neo-Hellenic Polytheism
The Wild Hunt Blog
Academic Life
Around the Web
Arts & Letters Daily
Butterflies and Wheels
Cliopatria
The Cranky Professor
Critical Mass
A Don's Life
Easily Distracted
Joanne Jacobs
Rate Your Students
Savage Minds
University Diaries
Religion & Journalism
Bartholomew's Notes on Religion
Dhimmi Watch
Get Religion
Religion Clause
Religion Link
Religion News Blog
Religion Newswriters Assn.
The Revealer: Religion & The Press
E-zines, Forums
Religious Forums
Pagan Institute Report
The Wiccan/Pagan Times
4 Comments:
As someone whose name is in it and who helped collate the original printing, I'm surprised that I hadn't heard. I wonder if anyone told Kveldulf.
It's been out for a long while now. I ordered my copy over a year ago. It took a long time for me to receive it at the time (four months!), but they've switched publishers since then, and are now using the much-more-reliable BookSurge.
Well, they just told me more recently.
:-)
Kveldulf actually worked on the second edition fairly extensively, before turning it over to us in 2004; he revised the text and added some new material in both Vol. 1 and the upcoming Vol. 2. Come to think of it, I think most of his newer contributions are in Vol. 2. But at any rate, he's most definitely in the loop.
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Ben, the general Our Troth factotum
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