In The Temple: • Intro • News • Articles • Book Reviews • Web Reviews • FAQs • Forums Stay informed — join WildNews, our announcement list: E-mail Address:		You are here: Wild Ideas > Temple > Library >   Index by Title Note: since some of the pieces here are quite long, you may wish to download them and read them offline; if you do, I suggest saving them as source rather than plain text, and reading them with your web browser, because there is a lot of formatting -- italics, blockquotes, hypertext footnotes, etc. -- which won't show up properly in ASCII. You'll still be able to read them in plain text, but you'll have a very hard time telling quotes from body text, or finding the footnotes. I'm also in the process of breaking some of the longer pieces into several sections to make for easier reading, but that will take a while. The "Age of Wicca" Argument By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Mon, 12 May, 1997. Alternate Currents: Revisioning Polarity By Lynna Landstreet. The Blade & Chalice, Spring, 1993. Ancient Core/Postmodern Periphery: Musings on the Nature of "Evil" By Saille Ní Caróg. The winning essay from Richard James's "Write Your Own Ticket Party, Nov. 15, 1997. Are Christmas Customs Rooted in Pagan Traditions? By Lynna Landstreet. Xtra magazine, Nov 22, 1996. Are Wicca and Paganism the Same Thing? By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Thu, 3 Jul, 1997. Attitude Adjustment for the Nouveau Witch By Lynna Landstreet. The Blade & Chalice, Spring, 1991. A Brief History of the Odyssian Tradition By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Thu, 19 Jun, 1997. The Charge of the Goddess Wiccan traditional; generally believed to have been written by Gerald Gardner and Doreen Valiente. Comments on some "Wicca 101" books By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Wed, 5 Mar, 1997. Conservation and Innovation in Wicca By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Tue, 7 Oct, 1997. Crafting the Art of Magic: A Critical Review By D. Hudson Frew. Published in many different pagan magazines circa 1991; new updated version to come soon. (Long file warning -- 94k in size!) Cunningham, Folk Magic and the Rede By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Tue, 20 May, 1997. Dealing with Death By Lynna Landstreet. The Wiccan Candle, Samhain, 1989. Dealing with Dualism By Lynna Landstreet. The Wiccan Candle, Midsummer, 1990. Deities, Metadeities and Polytheology By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Thu, 3 Jul, 1997. Eclecticism and the Dilution of Wiccan Tradition By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Fri, 9 May, 1997. "En forêts noir je vais les soirs...": An Exploration of Lycanthropy By Lynna Landstreet. Essay, Essay from INFA 3940 -- The Aesthetic Experience: Foundations of Image-Making in Fine Arts Media, Fall 1989. (Long file warning -- 66k in size!) Ethical Laws As taught in the Odyssian tradition of Wicca. Going Through Fire: An Electronic Discussion on Gays and Lesbians in Wicca Compiled and edited by Lynna Landstreet. The Blade & Chalice, Spring, 1993. Laws of Wombat Wiccca Origin unknown, widely distributed and reprinted. Not for the easily offended. Liber XXX: Liber Librae "An elementary course in morality suitable for the average man," by Aleister Crowley. This somehow crept in here during my Craft Laws binge... Liber Wicca: A Flight into the Fanciful. A treatise on Wiccan history, philosophy and ritual practice by Frater I Nigris. Magical Laws As taught in the Odyssian tradition of Wicca. Modern Laws of the Craft Circa 1979 -- as taught in the Odyssian tradition of Wicca. My Experiences with Eclectic vs. Traditional Wicca By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Fri, 9 May, 1997. Nature Spirit Magic By Larry Cornett, 1988. The Need for Balance By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Fri, 13 Jun, 1997. NROOGD Craft Laws By the New Reformed Orthodox Order of the Golden Dawn, as quoted in Margot Adler's Drawing Down the Moon. Paganism Comes to International Women's Day By Lynna Landstreet. Xtra magazine, Mar 17, 1995. The Paradox of Evil in Wiccan Theology By Lynna Landstreet. From Richard James's "Write Your Own Ticket Party, Nov. 15, 1997. Polarity and Misinterpretations Thereof By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Sun, 9 Feb, 1997. Old Dorothy, Aidan Kelly and the History Question By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Fri, 25 Jul, 1997. On Group Minds By Khaled Quicksilver. The Blade & Chalice, Spring, 1993. On Patron Deities By Lynna Landstreet. Previously unpublished. A Partial Analysis of the Wiccan Rede By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Tue, 3 Jun, 1997. Power in the Craft By Lynna Landstreet. The Wiccan Candle, Lughnasadh, 1990. Principles of Wiccan Belief Council of American Witches, 1974. Commentary by Lynna Landstreet, 1997. Program of Study for Celtic Pagans By Alexei Kondratiev. IMBAS mailing list, Wed, 13 Aug, 1997) Recommended Books on Wicca By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Mon, 9 Jun, 1997. Rede of the Wiccae Earliest known version of the poem that has come to be known as "The Wiccan Rede". From a Green Egg article by Lady Gwen Thompson. Sex, Wicca & the Great Rite By Adrienne. The Blade & Chalice, Spring, 1993. The Soul of Nature: The Meaning of Ecological Spirituality By Lynna Landstreet. Essay from ENVS 6599 -- Directed Reading in Environmental Studies, Summer 1996. (Long file warning -- 85k in size!) Werewolves & Witches & Archetypes, Oh My! By Lynna Landstreet. AHWw mailing list, Sun, Aug 15, 1999. Werewords 1: Phenotype or Anima? By Lynna Landstreet. alt.horror.werewolves newsgroup, Sun, Sep 12, 1999. Werewords 2: Theriopsyche & Theriopneuma By Lynna Landstreet. alt.horror.werewolves newsgroup, Sun, Sep 19, 1999. What Does it Mean to be a Were -- and is Were is the Word to Use? By Lynna Landstreet. alt.horror.werewolves newsgroup, Sat, Sep 18, 1999. What is Evil? By Moira Scott. From Richard James's "Write Your Own Ticket Party, Nov. 15, 1997. Why Big Fierce Animals Aren't Rare (on AHWw, anyway) By Lynna Landstreet. alt.horror.werewolves newsgroup, Fri, Sep 10, 1999. Why I Don't Like Scott Cunningham By Lynna Landstreet. IMBAS mailing list, Wed, 7 May, 1997. Member of the Esotericism Banner Exchange   All content copyright 1999-2006 by the individual authors, where cited, or by Lynna Landstreet where not specifically credited. Except where otherwise noted, this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License. Site design: Spider Silk Design - Toronto web designers This page last modified: January 29, 2006		Wild Ideas has just undergone a major redesign and restructuring, and may still be a little rough around the edges. Please bear with us as we get things sorted out.