A Pagan Writer's Blog
Labels: blogging
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 8:15 AM Permalink
Subscribe to
Posts [Atom]
LiveJournal Feed
Become a Fan on Facebook
Bloggers I Read
Ambulance Driver
Blog O'Gnosis
The Breda Fallacy
The Cantos of Mutability
Doctor Hypercube
Enchanté: the Urbane Pagan
Expvlsion of the Blatant Beast
The Gods are Bored
Gretchin Lair
Gus diZerega
Into the Garden
Kallisti: An Apple in Pandemonium
This Lively Earth
MacRaven
MetaPagan
Odious and Peculiar
Orchards Forever (Peg Aloi)
Pandora's Bazaar
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
Culture & Politics
2 Blowhards
Arts & Letters Daily
Big Hollywood
Cronaca
D'Alliance: Drug Policy Alliance
Dark Roasted Blend
Iowahawk
Magpie (Arthur magazine)
Mirabilis
No Smoking in the Skull Cave
Renegade Futurist
Winds of Change
Writing & Publishing
Bookslut
Cult of Mac
Language Hat
Making Light (Nielsen-Hayden)
Pub Rants
The Scholarly Kitchen
Web2.Oh...really?
Academic Life
Butterflies and Wheels
Cliopatria
Critical Mass
A Don's Life
Savage Minds
Staying Alive
University Diaries
Religion & Journalism
Bartholomew's Notes on Religion
Jihad Watch
Get Religion
Law and Magic
Religion Clause
Religion Dispatches
Religion Link
Religion News Blog
Religion News Service Blog
The Revealer: Religion & The Press
The Wiccan/Pagan Times
6 Comments:
Can you possibly be the Chas I knew in Fort Collins?
That depends how long ago it was. I am an FCHS graduate.
It IS you.
You might recall me...maybe not. I was one year ahead of you, came in my junior year from elsewhere...I worked on the newspaper, yearbook, creative writing class, etc. We used to talk politics, religion, everything, once in a while. I admired your intellect and appreciated the break from trying to fit in otherwise. Last name then was Peery.
It's actually "Murphy Pizza." You dropped the Y. She's covering "Paganistan" i.e. the unusually high neopagan population in Minneapolis/Saint Paul.
She has been known to go by "Murph" too, which is how I first encountered her.
Thank you so much for this post Charles S Clifton. I am delighted that the Examiner has me as their Pagan Travel Examiner. You can read my Pagan Travel Column at http://www.examiner.com/x-11273-Pagan-Travel-Examiner. You are correct that this is niche publishing; it is unique because it is on non-Pagan, mainstream media--the Examiner's international webzine. I write to ask your help and support and the help and support of your own subscribers. So far, I have blown away the publishers of the Examiner with the figures produced by my little site about Pagan travel, sacred sites, festivals, and Pagan-oriented events. My goal is to keep on doing this every week, thus garnering the Pagan community that niche of respectability and increase of serious presence for which many of us long. I hope that you will all come visit my site, become subscribers, add comments, send me ideas for future columns, and join with me to promote Paganism in a positive way in mainstream media. You can reach me at my column http://www.examiner.com/x-11273-Pagan-Travel-Examiner or email me at Branwenn@aol.com.
Brightest Blessings!
Paula Jean West
Post a Comment
<< Home