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• Contemporary Germanic/Norse Paganism and Recent Survey Data

  Joshua Marcus Cragle

  77-116

  2017-07-06

• Discourses of Paganism in the British and Irish Press During the Early Pagan Revival

  G. J. Wheeler

  5-24

  2017-07-06

• From Folklore to Esotericism and Back: Neo-Paganism in Serbia

  Nemanja Radulovic

  47-76

  2017-07-06

• The Hunt for Lost Identity Native Faith Paganism in Contemporary Lithuania

  Dalia Senvaitytė

  234-260

  2019-06-21

• Becoming a Virtual Pagan: “Conversion” or Identity Construction?

  James R. Lewis

  24-34

  2015-02-06

• Pagan Leaders and Clergy: A Quantitative Exploration

  Gwendolyn Reece

  25-46

  2017-07-06

• Claiming Europe Celticity in Russian Pagan and Nativist Movement (1990s–2010s)

  Dmitry Galtsin

  208-233

  2019-06-21

• A Lokian Family: Queer and Pagan Agency in Montreal

  Martin Lepage

  79-101

  2014-08-12

• An Intersubjective Critique of A Critique of Pagan Scholarship

  Michael York

  136-150

  2014-08-12

• Kathryn Rountree, Crafting Contemporary Pagan Identities in a Catholic Society (Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate, 2010), 206 pp., B&W illustrations, $99.95 (cloth).

  Jenny Butler

  299-301

  2014-08-12

• Pagan and Indigenous Communities in Interreligious Contexts Interrogating Identity, Power, and Authenticity

  Lee Gilmore

  179-207

  2019-06-21

• Navigating Praxis: Pagan Studies vs. Esoteric Studies

  Amy Hale

  151-163

  2014-08-12

• Deepening Conversations between Ritual Studies and Pagan Studies

  Michelle Mueller

  5-23

  2015-02-06

• A Double Issue of The Pomegranate: The First Decades of Contemporary Pagan Studies

  Chas S. Clifton

  5-13

  2016-02-08

• Environmental Attitudes and Behaviors among Pagans

  Deirdre Sommerlad-Rogers

  223-249

  2014-08-12

• 'God Giving Birth' - Connecting British Wicca with Radical Feminism and Goddess Spirituality during the 1970s-1980s: The Case Study of Monica Sjöö

  Shai Feraro

  31-60

  2014-08-12

• Introduction: Gender in Contemporary Paganism and Esotericism

  Manon Hedenborg-White, Inga Bårdsen Tollefsen

  7-11

  2014-08-12

• Beyond Hogwarts: Higher Education and Contemporary Pagans1

  James R. Lewis, Sverre Andreas Fekjan

  273-284

  2014-08-12

• Gender and Paganism in Census and Survey Data

  James R. Lewis, Inga Bårdsen Tollefsen

  61-78

  2014-08-12

• Donna Weston and Andy Bennett, eds., Pop Pagans: Paganism and Popular Music (Durham: Acumen, 2013), 246 pp., £65.00 (cloth), £19.99 (paper).

  Ethan Doyle White

  285-288

  2014-08-12

• Gender in Russian Rodnoverie

  Kaarina Aitamurto

  12-30

  2014-08-12

• Response to the Panel, “What Is Wrong with Pagan Studies? Critiquing Methodologies”: Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion, Baltimore, Maryland, November 24, 2013

  Shawn Arthur

  164-177

  2014-08-12

• On the Agony of Czech Slavic Paganism and the Representation of One’s Own Funeral among Contemporary Czech Pagans

  Giuseppe Maiello

  137-156

  2019-06-21

• Healing Community: Pagan Cultural Models and Experiences in Seeking Well-Being

  Kimberly D. Kirner

  80-108

  2015-02-06

• Cleanliness is Next to Godliness, But Oaths are for Horses: Antecedents and Consequences of the Institutionalization of Secrecy in Initiatory Wicca

  Léon A. van Gulik

  233-255

  2014-01-13

• Pagan Prayer and Worship: A Qualitative Study of Perceptions

  Janet Goodall, Emyr Williams, Catherine Goodall

  178-201

  2014-08-12

• An Esbat among the Quads An Episode of Witchcraft at Oxford University in the 1920s

  Graham John Wheeler

  157-178

  2019-06-21

• The Image of Paganism in the Age of Reason: From Idolatry towards a Secular Concept of Polytheism

  Pavel Horák

  125-149

  2016-12-28

• “Mummers, Maypoles and Milkmaids: A Journey through the English Ritual Year”

  Ethan Doyle White

  304-308

  2014-01-13

• The Image of Paganism in the British Romanticism

  Pavel Horák

  141-165

  2018-03-07

• Who Is, and Who Is Not a Pagan? Struggles in Defining Contemporary Paganism A Response to Ethan Doyle White

  Pavel Horák

  125–145

  2021-09-06

• “Of Divels in Sarmatia Honored” Writing Baltic Paganism In Early Modern England

  Francis Young

  70–95

  2023-01-26

• Dancing in a Universe of Lights and Shadows

  Nikki Bado

  122-135

  2014-08-12

• Impediments to Practice in Contemporary Paganism

  Gwendolyn Reece

  150-177

  2015-08-25

• Introduction: Paganism, Initiation and Ritual

  Christian Giudice, Henrik Bogdan

  181-183

  2014-01-13

• Heathens up North:Politics, Polemics and Contemporary Norse Paganism in Norway

  Egil Asprem

  41-69

  2008-10-03

• The Decline of Contemporary Celtic Paganism in the Czech Republic: Factors in the Growth and Erosion of Czech Celtophilia

  Jan Reichstäter

  71-91

  2018-08-23

• Theoretical, Terminological, and Taxonomic Trouble in the Academic Study of Contemporary Paganism: A Case for Reform

  Ethan Doyle White

  31-59

  2016-08-09

• Philip West, The Old Ones in the Old Book: Pagan Roots of the Hebrew Old Testament (Winchester: Moon Books, 2012), 128 pp., $16.95 (paperback).

  Stephanie Lynn Budin

  321-324

  2014-01-13

• The Search for “Meaning”: Occult Redefinitions and the Internet

  Morandir Armson

  55-79

  2015-02-06

• An Outsider Inside Becoming a Scholar of Contemporary Paganism

  Helen A. Berger

  128-140

  2016-02-08

• “Pagan Politics in the 21st Century: ‘Peace and Love’ or ‘Blood and Soil’?”

  Michael F. Strmiska

  5-44

  2018-08-23

• Pagan Saxon Resistance to Charlemagne’s Mission: ‘Indigenous’ Religion and ‘World’ Religion in the Early Middle Ages

  Carole Cusack

  33-51

  2012-03-09

• Marisol Charbonneau, Quebec’s Distinct Paganism

  Helen A. Berger

  235–237

  2022-04-06

• Edward J. Watts, The Final Pagan Generation

  Chas S. Clifton

  117-118

  2018-08-23

• Being at Home in Nature: A Levinasian Approach to Pagan Environmental Ethics

  Barbara Jane Davy

  157-172

  2007-03-08

• Jennifer Snook, American Heathens: The Politics of Identity in a Pagan Religious Movement (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2015), ix + 221 pp. $94.50 (cloth) $29.95 (paper) $29.95 (ebook)

  Barbara Jane Davy

  117-118

  2017-07-06

• Christine Hoff Kraemer, Eros and Touch from a Pagan Perspective: Divided for Love’s Sake (New York: Routledge, 2014) 224 pp., $145 (cloth)

  Constance Wise

  112-115

  2016-08-09

• Glory to Dazhboh (Sun-god) or to All Native Gods? Monotheism and Polytheism in Contemporary Ukrainian Paganism

  Mariya Lesiv

  197-222

  2010-04-06

• The Native Faith Group Veles A Case Study of Slovene Contemporary Paganism

  Nejc Petric, Mirjana Borenović

  174–195

  2021-09-06

• The Law of the Jungle: Self and Community in the Online Therianthropy Movement

  Venetia Laura Delano Robertson

  256-280

  2014-01-13

• If That Which Thou Seekest Thou Findest Not Within Thee, Thou Wilt Never Find It On The Internet How Practitioner Contemporary Pagans and Ritual Magicians Access and Use Information

  Joanne Fitzpatrick

  203–231

  2022-04-06

• Modern Latvian Paganism: Some Introductory Remarks

  Michael Strmiska

  22-30

  2013-07-18

• The Sacredness of Museum Spaces in Activities of the Pagan Community Rus’ke Pravoslavne Kolo (Community of Rus’ people who praise gods)

  Oksana Smorzhevska

  115–139

  2022-04-06

• Navigating Academia and Spirituality from a Pagan Perspective

  Michael York

  115-127

  2016-02-08

• Anna Fedele, Looking for Mary Magdalene: Alternative Pilgrimage and Ritual Creativity at Catholic Shrines in France (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013), 336 pp., $35 (cloth).

  Amy Renee Whitehead

  293-295

  2014-08-12

• Renovating the Broom Closet: Factors Contributing to the Growth of Contemporary Paganism in Canada

  Síân Reid

  128-140

  2007-03-08

• Meeting Freya and the Cailleich, Celebrating Life and Death: Rites of Passage beyond Dutch Contemporary Pagan Community

  Hanneke Minkjan

  281-303

  2014-01-13

• Acknowledgements

  Chas Clifton

  285

  2020-08-03

• Ancient Gods—New Ages: Lessons from Hungarian Paganism

  Réka Szilárdi

  44-57

  2009-09-04

• PantheaCon 2011 Report

  Christine Hoff Kraemer

  276-280

  2011-06-05

• Russian Paganism and the Issue of Nationalism: A Case Study of the Circle of Pagan Tradition

  Kaarina Aitamurto

  184-210

  2007-03-09

• The Old Pomegranate and the New

  Fritz Muntean

  81-85

  2016-02-08

• Who Owns the Heart of Vilnius? Pagans, Catholics, and Contested National Religious Heritage

  Eglė Aleknaitė

  92–114

  2022-04-06

• ‘I would rather be a god/dess than a cyborg’: A Pagan Encounter with Donna Haraway

  Thom van Dooren

  42-58

  2007-03-08

• John Michael Greer, The King in Orange: The Magical and Occult Roots of Political Power

  Chas S. Clifton

  244–248

  2022-04-06

• Paganism as Root Religion

  Michael York

  11-18

  2007-02-15

• Witches, Pagans and Historians. An Extended Review of Max Dashu, Witches and Pagans: Women in European Folk Religion, 700–1000

  Ronald Hutton

  205-234

  2016-12-28

• Nature and Ethnicity in East European Paganism: An Environmental Ethic of the Religious Right?

  Adrian Ivakhiv

  194-225

  2007-03-08

• Editor's Note

  Chas S. Clifton

  5-6

  2014-08-12

• Negotiating Gender Essentialism in Contemporary Paganism

  Regina Smith Oboler

  159-184

  2011-06-05

• Tobias Churton, Aleister Crowley: The Biography (London: Watkins Publishing, 2011), 496 pp., £19.27 (cloth), £14.99 (paper). Henrik Bogdan and Martin P. Starr, eds., Aleister Crowley and Western Esotericism (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012), 432 pp.

  Ethan Doyle White

  305-311

  2014-08-12

• Thomas Hatsis, The Witches’ Ointment: The Secret History of Psychedelic Magic; Psychedelic Mystery Traditions: Spirit Plants, Magical Practices, Ecstatic States

  Chas S. Clifton

  259–261

  2021-09-06

• Ronald Hutton, The Witch: A History of Fear, from Ancient Times to the Present

  Chas S. Clifton

  135-136

  2019-11-08

• Notes from the Underground

  The Editors

  1

  2020-08-11

• Reflecting on Studying Wicca from within the Academy and the Craft An Autobiographical Perspective

  Melissa Harrington

  180-193

  2016-02-08

• Re-Imagining Inanna: The Gendered Reappropriation of the Ancient Goddess in Modern Goddess Worship

  Paul Thomas

  53-69

  2007-02-15

• Hellenismos Texts in the Contemporary Worship of the Ancient Greek Gods in North America

  Stian Sundell Torjussen

  196–220

  2021-09-06

• Review of Contemporary Paganism: Minority Religions in a Majoritarian America by Carol Barner-Barry

  Douglas E. Cowan

  250-252

  2007-03-08

• Pagan Rome was Rebuilt in a Play: Roggero Musmeci Ferrari Bravo and the Representation of Rumon

  Christian Giudice

  212-232

  2014-01-13

• Stefanie von Schnurbein, Norse Revival: Transformations of Germanic Paganism (Leiden: Brill, 2016), 418 pp., $140 (cloth), $25 (paper), Open Access (ebook).

  Jefferson F. Calico

  265-267

  2018-03-07

• Actually, I’m Pagan Thanks to Music The Role of Žiarislav’s Music in the Life of Modern Pagans in Slovakia

  Michal Puchovský

  17–40

  2023-01-26

• The Owl, the Dragon and the Magician Reflections on Being an Anthropologist Studying Magic

  Susan Greenwood

  141-154

  2016-02-08

• On the Pagan Parallax: A Sociocultural Exploration of the Tension between Eclecticism and Traditionalism as Observed among Dutch Wiccans

  Léon van Gulik

  49-70

  2011-01-11

• Emma Wilby, Visions of Isobel Gowdie: Magic, Shamanism and Witchcraft in Seventeenth-Century Scotland (Brighton: Sussex Academic Press, 2010), 616 pp., £75/$125 (cloth), £35/$65 (paper).

  Melissa Harrington

  112-114

  2015-02-06

• The Morrigan as a “Dark Goddess” A Goddess Re-Imagined Through Therapeutic Self-Narration of Women on Social Media

  Áine Warren

  237-255

  2020-08-03

• Putting the Blood Back into Blót: The Revival of Animal Sacrifice in Modern Nordic Paganism

  Michael Strmiska

  154-189

  2007-12-17

• Gleb Botkin and the Church of Aphrodite

  Dmitry Galtsin

  91-107

  2013-07-18

• Pagan(ish) Senses and Sensibilities

  Adrian Ivakhiv

  194-205

  2016-02-08

• Melissa M. Wilcox, Queer Women and Religious Individualism (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2009), 276 pp., $24.95 (paper), $65 (cloth).

  Rachel Morgain

  309-312

  2014-01-13

• Conversion as Colonization: Pagan Reconstructionism and Ethnopsychiatry

  Anne Ferlat

  207-238

  2015-08-25

• The Idol and the Numinous: the Pagan quest for the Holy

  Dominique Beth Wilson

  131-138

  2011-06-05

• Where Are There Sacred Mountains and What Makes Them Magical? A Material Religion Perspective

  Michael York

  146–173

  2021-09-06

• "Be Pagan Once Again": Folk Music, Heritage, and Socio-sacred Networks in Contemporary American Paganism

  Christopher Chase

  146-160

  2007-03-09

• Playing Croquet with Hedgehogs (Still) Becoming a Scholar of Paganism and Animism

  Graham Harvey

  99-114

  2016-02-08

• Introduction to the Special Issue of The Pomegranate on Pagans and Museums

  Caroline Tully

  1–9

  2022-04-06

• Wolves Amongst the Sheep Looking Beyond the Aesthetics of Polish National Socialism

  Mariusz Filip

  210-236

  2020-08-03

• Walking Widdershins

  Wendy Griffin

  86-98

  2016-02-08

• Seeking Sekhmet The veneration of Sekhmet Statues in contemporary museums

  Olivia Ciaccia

  34–63

  2022-04-06

• Witchcraft: Changing patterns of participation in the early twenty first century

  Douglas Ezzy, Helen A Berger

  165-180

  2010-03-25

• W. Michael Ashcraft, A Historical Introduction to the Study of New Religious Movements

  Carole M. Cusack

  261-263

  2019-06-21

• Landscape Archaeology, Paganism, and the Interpretation of Megaliths

  Jess Beck, Stephen Chrisomalis

  142-162

  2009-04-20

• Introduction to the Special Issue of The Pomegranate on Paganism, Art, and Fashion

  Caroline Jane Tully

  141-145

  2020-08-03

• The Status of Witchcraft in the Modern World

  Ronald Hutton

  121-131

  2007-12-17

• The Academy, the Otherworld and Between

  Kathryn Rountree

  155-169

  2016-02-08

• Carole M. Cusack, Invented Religions: Imagination, Fiction, and Faith (Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2010), 179 pp., $89.96 (cloth), $79.96 (e-book).

  Christine Hoff Kraemer

  317-320

  2014-01-13

• Paganism and Politics: A View from Central-Eastern Europe

  Michael F. Strmiska

  166-172

  2018-03-07

• Review of The Paganism Reader edited by Chas S. Clifton and Graham Harvey

  Douglas Ezzy

  238-241

  2007-03-08

• Contemporary Paganism in Portugal The Case of the Pagan Federation International

  Daniela Cordovil

  16–29

  2021-03-10

• Contemporary Pagans and Stigmatized Identity

  Gwendolyn Reece

  60-95

  2016-08-09

• Jefferson F. Calico, Being Viking: Heathenry in Contemporary America

  Galina Krasskova

  267-270

  2019-06-21

• The Shrineless God: Paganism, Literature and Art in Forties. Britain

  Nick Freeman

  157-174

  2007-03-08

• Pagans and Things: Idolatry or Materiality?

  Amy Whitehead

  96-102

  2011-01-11

• The Rise of the Fourfold Goddess Construct among Western Goddess Women and Feminist Witches

  Shai Feraro

  1–15

  2021-03-10

• Medievalism, Paganism, and the Tower Ravens

  Boria Sax

  62-77

  2007-05-01

• Barry Cunliffe, Druids: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010), 145 pp., $11.95 (paper).

  Miranda Aldhouse-Green

  159-160

  2013-07-18

• Stephen A. McNallen, Asatru: A Native European Spirituality (Nevada City, Calif.: Runestone Press, 2015), 212 pp., $18 (paper)

  Jefferson F. Calico

  116-119

  2016-08-09

• Review of European Paganism: The Realities of Cult from Antiquity to the Middle Ages by Ken Dowden

  Graham Harvey

  127-128

  2007-02-15

• Modern Paganism as a Legitimating Framework for Post-Materialist Values

  Mika Lassander

  74-96

  2009-09-04

• “You Took My Spirit Captive among the Leaves”: The Creation of Blodeuwedd in Re-Imaginings of the Fourth Branch of the Mabinogi

  Cara Bartels-Bland

  178-206

  2015-08-25

• The Magical Cosmology of Rosaleen Norton

  Nevill Stuart Drury

  208-238

  2011-06-05

• The Shaymaran Philosophy, Resistance, and the Defeat of the Lost Goddess of Kurdistan

  Dilşa Deniz

  221–248

  2021-09-06

• Review of Modern Paganism in World Cultures: Comparative Perspectives by Michael F. Strimska

  Nikki Bado-Fralick

  250-251

  2007-03-09

• The Birth of Counterjihadist Terrorism: Reflections on some Unspoken Dimensions of 22/7

  Egil Asprem

  17-32

  2012-03-09

• Masks of Cernunnos Variations on the Theme of the Face of Cernunnos on the Pillar of the Boatmen

  Jean-Paul Savignac

  1–16

  2023-01-26

• “The Most Powerful Portal in Zion” - Kursi The Spiritual Site that Became an Intersection of Ley-lines and Multicultural Discourses

  Marianna Ruah-Midbar Shapiro, Adi Sasson

  100-127

  2019-11-08

• A Country for the Savant: Paganism, Popular Fiction and the Invention of Greece, 1914-1966

  Nick Freeman

  21-40

  2008-10-03

• Kristy S. Coleman, Re-Riting Woman: Dianic Wicca and the Feminine Divine (Lanham, Md.: AltaMira Press, 2010), 257 pp., $35.00 (paperback).

  Michelle Mueller

  325-328

  2014-01-13

• Atlantis of the North The Contested Reception of Old Uppsala, between Nationalism, Religious Identity, and Secular History

  Fredrik Gregorius

  64–91

  2022-04-06

• Book Excerpt: The Mists of Cyberhenge: Mapping the Modern Pagan Internet

  Douglas E. Cowan

  59-97

  2007-03-08

• Response to Michael York’s “Idolatry, Ecology and the Sacred as Tangible”

  Mogg Morgan

  94-95

  2011-01-11

• Valerie Kivelson, Desperate Magic: The Moral Economy of Witchcraft in Seventeenth-Century Russia (Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 2013), 349 pp., $79.95. (cloth), $27.95 (paper).

  Ronald Hutton

  121-124

  2015-02-06

• Ancestral Wisdom and Ethnic Nationalism: A View from Eastern Europe

  Victor Shnirelman

  41-61

  2007-05-01

• The Gatherings of the Elders: The Beginnings of a Pagan International

  Koenraad Elst

  140-158

  2013-07-18

• The Myth of Historical Narrative: Margaret Murray's The God of the Witches

  Nancy Ramsey

  2-15

  2020-08-11

• The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius

  Maggie Carew

  28-36

  2020-08-11

• Witches’ Tears: Spiritual Feminism, Epistemology, and Witch Hunt Horror Stories

  Laurel Zwissler

  176-204

  2016-12-28

• Creativity, Spirituality, and Awen An Exploratory Study of Learning the Bardic Arts and Eisteddfodau in the Modern Druid Tradition

  Dana Driscoll

  41–69

  2023-01-26

• The Ethics of Pagan Ritual

  Douglas Ezzy

  76-99

  2019-11-08

• The Goddess Returns to Italy - Paganism and Wicca reborn as a new religious and social movement

  Francesca C. Howell

  5-20

  2008-10-03

• Idolatry, Ecology, and the Sacred as Tangible

  Michael York

  74-93

  2011-01-11

• Bernd-Christian Otto and Michael Stausberg (eds), Defining Magic: A Reader

  Carole M. Cusack

  115-116

  2018-08-23

• S. Kelley Harrell, Runic Book of Days: A Guide to Living the Annual Cycle of Rune Magick and Nigel Pennick, Runic Lore & Legend: Wyrdstaves of Old Northumbria

  Jefferson F. Calico

  278-280

  2020-08-03

• The Melting Cauldron: Ethnicity, Diversity, and Identity in a Contemporary Pagan Subculture

  Marisol Charbonneau

  5-21

  2007-05-01

• The Pagan Explosion Revisited: A Statistical Postmortem on the Teen Witch Fad

  James R. Lewis

  128-139

  2013-07-18

• Letter from the Editor: The Pomegranate Returns from the Underworld

  Chas S. Clifton

  5-10

  2007-02-15

• S. Zohreh Kermani, Pagan Family Values: Childhood and the Religious Imagination in Contemporary American Paganism (New York: New York University Press, 2013), 235 pp., $27.00 (paper).

  Michelle Mueller

  255-257

  2015-08-25

• The Meaning of "Wicca": A Study in Etymology, History, and Pagan Politics

  Ethan Doyle White

  185-207

  2011-06-05

• Wandering Dreams and Social Marches: Varieties of Paganism in Late Victorian and Edwardian England

  Jennifer Hallett

  161-183

  2007-03-09

• Revisionism and Counter-Revisionism in Pagan History

  Ronald Hutton

  225-256

  2013-01-14

• Michael D. J. Bintley and Thomas J. T. Williams (eds), Representing Beasts in Early Medieval England and Scandinavia (Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK: The Boydell Press, 2015), xii and 295 pp., €84.99 (cloth).

  Carole M. Cusack

  242-244

  2016-12-28

• Asa Trulsson, Cultivating the Sacred: Ritual Creativity and Practice among Women in Contemporary Europe (Lund, Sweden: Center for Theology and Religious Studies, Lund University, 2010), 423 pp., no price available (paperback).

  Wendy Griffin

  291-292

  2014-08-12

• Spiritual Pizzica A Southern Italian Perspective on Contemporary Paganism

  Giovanna Parmigiani

  53-75

  2019-11-08

• Expanding Religious Studies: The Obsolences of the Sacred/Secular Framework for Pagan, Earthen, and Indigenous Religion. Part 2: Rethinking the Concept of ‘Religion’ and ‘Maturi’ as a New Scheme

  Mikirou Zitukawa, Michael York

  256-277

  2009-04-20

• Civil Religion Aspects of Neo-Paganism

  Michael York

  253-260

  2007-03-08

• Czech Pagans’ Views on Extremism

  Jan Merička, Josef Smolik

  45-70

  2018-08-23

• Review of Legitimating New Religions by James R. Lewis

  Douglas Ezzy

  229-231

  2007-03-08

• Carole M. Cusack, The Sacred Tree: Ancient and Medieval Manifestations (Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011), xvi + 200 pp., £34.99 (cloth).

  Lauren Bernauer

  289-290

  2014-08-12

• New Age Movements, Occultism, and Spiritualism Research Library: The Making of a Pagan Archive

  Guy Frost

  251-264

  2018-03-07

• Neuroticism and Intensity of Religious Affect among Practising British Pagans

  Leslie J. Francis, Emyr Williams, Ursula Billington

  223-239

  2010-03-25

• Thomas Besom, Inka Human Sacrifice and Mountain Worship: Strategies for Empire Unification (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 2013), 309 pp., $65 (hardcover).

  Caroline J Tully

  122-125

  2017-07-06

• The Heart of Thelema: Morality, Amorality, and Immorality in Aleister Crowley’s Thelemic Cult

  Mogg Morgan

  163-183

  2013-01-14

• Review of Nine Worlds of Seid-Magic: Ecstasy and Neo-Shamanism in Northern European Paganism by Jenny Blain

  Dana Kramer-Rolls

  140-143

  2007-02-15

• Attitudes Towards Potential Harmful Magical Practices in Contemporary Paganism - A Survey

  Bethan Juliet Oake

  26-52

  2019-11-08

• Re-crafting the Past: The Complex Relationship between Myth and Ritual in the Contemporary Pagan Reshaping of Eleusis

  Maria Beatrice Bittarello

  230-255

  2009-04-20

• Writing the History of Witchcraft: A Personal View

  Ronald Hutton

  239-262

  2011-06-05

• Sites, Texts, Contexts and Inscriptions of Meaning: Investigating Pagan Authenticities. in a Text-Based Society

  Jenny Blain, Robert J. Wallis

  231-252

  2007-03-08

• John Michell, Radical Traditionalism and the Emerging Politics of the Pagan New Right

  Amy Hale

  77-97

  2012-03-09

• Participation of Contemporary Pagans in Heritage Politics of Lithuania

  Eglė Aleknaitė

  92-114

  2018-08-23

• Why “God” as “She” Provokes us:Semiotically Speaking --The Significance of the Divine Feminine

  Kristy Coleman

  117-127

  2007-03-08

• Review: Her Hidden Children: The Rise of Wicca and Paganism in America

  Murph Pizza

  200-201

  2007-12-17

• The Dievturi Movement in the Reports of the Latvian Political Police (1939–1940)

  Anita Stasulane

  31-46

  2013-07-18

• Pagan Terror: The Role of Pagan Ideology in Church Burnings and the 1990s Norwegian Black Metal Subculture

  Miroslav Vrzal

  173-204

  2018-03-07

• Prevalence and Importance of Contemporary Pagan Practices

  Gwendolyn Reece

  35-54

  2015-02-06

• Popular Witchcraft and Environmentalism

  Douglas Ezzy

  29-57

  2007-03-09

• Philip Heselton, Witchfather: A Life of Gerald Gardner: Volume One—Into the Witch Cult and Witchfather: A Life of Gerald Gardner: Volume Two—From Witch Cult to Wicca (Loughborough, Leicestershire: Thoth Publications, 2012), 686 pp., £16.95 (Vol.1) £18.95

  Ethan Doyle White

  171-174

  2013-07-18

• Review of Pagan Theology: Paganism as a World Religion Michael York

  Barbara Jane Davy

  138-140

  2007-02-15

• Harran: Last Refuge of Classical Paganism

  Donald H Frew

  17-29

  2020-08-11

• Raising the Dragon: Folklore and the Development of Contemporary British Eco-Paganism

  Andy Letcher

  175-198

  2007-03-08

• Contemporary Paganism, Utopian Reading Communities, and Sacred Nonmonogamy: The Religious Impact of Heinlein's and Starhawk’s Fiction

  Christine Hoff Kraemer

  52-76

  2012-03-09

• Idolatry, Paganism, and Trust in Nature

  Bron Taylor

  103-108

  2011-01-11

• Marco Pasi, Aleister Crowley and the Temptation of Politics (Durham: Acumen Publishing, 2013), 238 pp., $99.95 (cloth), $27.95 (paper).

  Sarah Veale

  115-117

  2015-02-06

• Song of the Car, Song of the Cinema: Questioning ‘Semi-Orthodox’ Pagan Rhetoric about ‘Nature’

  Ieuan Jones

  5-28

  2007-03-09

• Michael G. Lloyd, Bull of Heaven: The Mythic Life of Eddie Buczynski and the Rise of the New York Pagan (Hubardston, Mass.: Asphodel Press, 2012), 703 pp., $60 (cloth), $44 (paper), $9.99 (ebook).

  Ethan Doyle White

  161-164

  2013-07-18

• Review of The Encyclopedia of Modern Witchcraft and Paganism edited by Shelley Rabinovitch and James Lewis

  Marilyn R. Pukkila

  136-137

  2007-02-15

• Wicca, Esotericism and Living Nature: Assessing Wicca as Nature Religion

  Jo Pearson

  4-15

  2020-08-11

• The Love Which Dare Not Speak its Name: An Examination of Pagan Symbolism and Morality in Fin de siecle Decadent Fiction

  Kelly Anne Reid

  130-141

  2009-04-20

• Edward Bever and Randall Styers, eds., Magic in the Modern World: Strategies of Repression and Legitimization (University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2017), vi + 208 pp., $74.95 (cloth)

  Michael D Bailey

  119-121

  2017-07-06

• Book Review: Remembering a Faery Tradition: A Case of Wicca in Nineteenth-Century America

  Chas S. Clifton

  270-272

  2011-06-05

• Murphy Pizza, Paganistan: Contemporary Community in Minnesota’s Twin Cities

  Marisol Charbonneau

  125–127

  2023-01-26

• In Defense of Pagan Studies: A Response to Davidsen’s Critique

  Ethan Doyle White

  5-21

  2013-07-18