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[cross-posted from the NA list]
Khairete!
I am pleased to announce that the members of Neos Alexandria have begun work
on the third volume in the Bibliotheca Alexandrina.
One of our best writers and most successful visionaries, and a man whose words had a powerful influence on my own childhood, has left us.
I’m still wrestling with a couple of posts that don’t seem to want to come out right, and with a serious lack of time… but in the meantime I do want to share this.
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Em Hotep!
I am pleased to announce that the members of Neos Alexandria have begun work on the second volume in [...]
Not from or associated with Neos Alexandria, or me in any way… just posting it as a service to the community.
Friends, colleagues, and fellow Pagans,
I am pleased to announce the publication of my first book: Dancing in Moonlight: Understanding Artemis Through Celebration.
[UPDATED 2/6/08: Written in Wine is now also available from Amazon.com, for anyone who doesn't want to create yet another account... but I would still encourage purchasing from the CreateSpace site, as Amazon takes a larger bite of the purchase price.]
[cross-posted from the Neos Alexandria list]
It is with a great deal of pride that [...]
I recently finished a fascinating and challenging book - “The Year of Living Biblically“, by A. J. Jacobs.
So, I’m in the middle of my annual re-reading of Hogfather; and as an early Hogswatch gift, and because I can’t think of a better tribute to the Master in light of the recent news, I thought I’d share a couple of the (many) choice little gems in what I consider to be his most [...]
I’m a constant reader, and have been since age 4. Over that time I’ve read fiction and fact, great literature, absolute dreck, and a whole bunch of stuff in between. I was thinking about my lifelong love affair with the printed word the other day, after re-reading this Sinfest strip, and I realized how much [...]
I am in the middle of a fantastic book on a subject near and dear to my heart (and hands!) - the spiritual dimension of craft. The book is Grain of Truth: the Ancient Lessons of Craft, by Ross A. Laird, and it is possibly one of the best books I have ever read [...]
A blogging e-list I’m on has spawned this meme for its members - show us a picture of the books you’re currently reading. My little stack is kind of sad next to some I’ve seen, mainly because I don’t tend to read a whole bunch of books at the same time (and it’s also a [...]