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The Paganism Reader by Chas S. Clifton
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The Paganism Reader (original 2004; edition 2004)

by Chas S. Clifton (Editor), Graham Harvey (Editor), Apuleius (Contributor), Pliny the Elder (Contributor), Julian the Hellene (Contributor) — 25 more, Marie Heaney (Contributor), Geoffrey of Monmouth (Contributor), Charles Leland (Contributor), Aleister Crowley (Contributor), Rudyard Kipling (Contributor), Kenneth Grahame (Contributor), C.R.F. Seymour (Contributor), Robert Graves (Contributor), Gerald Gardner (Contributor), Robert Heinlein (Contributor), Paul Huson (Contributor), Hans Holzer (Contributor), Raymond Buckland (Contributor), Doreen Valiente (Contributor), Evan John Jones (Contributor), Michael McNierney (Contributor), Heather O'Dell (Contributor), Judy Harrow (Contributor), Tony Kelly (Contributor), June Johns (Contributor), Asphodel Long (Contributor), Marion Bradley (Contributor), Wren Sidhe (Contributor), Barry Patterson (Contributor), Gordon MacLellan (Contributor)

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PhaedraB's review
A wonderful collection of texts and excerpts from longer works that influenced the modern Neopagan movement. Before the Pagan publishing boom in the 1990s, many texts such as these were passed hand to hand in ratty copies or known only by reputation. This book is a treasure for anyone in the Neopagan movement who wants to know where we came from and how we got here. (Had it included my husband, Isaac Bonewits, I would have given it 5 stars ;-) ( )
  PhaedraB | Nov 28, 2007 |
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A wonderful collection of texts and excerpts from longer works that influenced the modern Neopagan movement. Before the Pagan publishing boom in the 1990s, many texts such as these were passed hand to hand in ratty copies or known only by reputation. This book is a treasure for anyone in the Neopagan movement who wants to know where we came from and how we got here. (Had it included my husband, Isaac Bonewits, I would have given it 5 stars ;-) ( )
  PhaedraB | Nov 28, 2007 |

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299.94Religions › Other Religions › By Region/Civilization › Other › Neopaganism, Wicca

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BL85.P28Philosophy, Psychology and Religion › Religions. Mythology. Rationalism › Religions. Mythology. Rationalism › Religions of the world

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