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  • Dead, mad, or a poet. 
    Amis, Sara; Saucier, Mark; Pre̜dota, Elinor; Wilson, Catherine M., 1944-; Wendt, Kerry Higgins; Robert, Ben; Hinds, Kathryn, 1962- (Amis, Sara, 2011)
    A single issue of this literary journal was published by an Anderson Faery initiate. Originally aimed for being issued at Beltane, the first issue of this biannual would not come to fruition until Lughnasad 2011. This issue ...
  • Iron Mountain: A Journal of Magical Religion (Artemisia Press) 1, no.4 (Spring 1986). 
    Artemisia Press; Clifton, Chas; Currier, Mary; Metzger, Deena; Dow, Carol; Heming, Greg; Brennan, Carrie (Artemisia Press, 1986)
    Iron Mountain was Chas Clifton’s attempt to bring together the “professors and the practitioners” into a single source and provided an avenue for the Wiccans and Pagans being studied to respond to research being done on ...
  • Iron Mountain: A Journal of Magical Religion (Artemisia Press) 1, no.3 (Fall 1985) 
    Artemisia Press; Clifton, Chas S.; Currier, Mary; Bonewits, P.E.I.; Holt, Rochelle Lynn; Harrow, Judy; Valiente, Doreen; Kelly, Aidan (Artemisia Press, 1985)
    Iron Mountain was Chas Clifton’s attempt to bring together the “professors and the practitioners” into a single source and provided an avenue for the Wiccans and Pagans being studied to respond to research being done on ...
  • Iron Mountain: A Journal of Magical Religion (Artemisia Press) [1, no. 2] (Winter 1985) 
    Chas S., Clifton; Currier-Clifton, Mary; Currier, Mary; Carson, Phil; McNierney, Michael; McNierney, Patrick; Cuellar, Jose; Blerkom, Van; Miller, Linda; Artemisia Press (Artemisia Press, 1985)
    Iron Mountain was Chas Clifton’s attempt to bring together the “professors and the practitioners” into a single source and provided an avenue for the Wiccans and Pagans being studied to respond to research being done on ...
  • Iron Mountain: A Journal of Magical Religion (Artemisia Press) [1, no. 1] (Summer 1984) 
    Clifton, Chas S.; Currier-Clifton, Mary (Artemisia Press, 1984)
    Iron Mountain was Chas Clifton’s attempt to bring together the “professors and the practitioners” into a single source and provided an avenue for the Wiccans and Pagans being studied to respond to research being done on ...

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