Um...I need sources on Wicca...

[maenad nuri]

Light[]Yagami

[Kudzu]

Also, check your local and school library to see if they subscribe to a database. Maybe something like ATLA Religion, Gale Virtual Reference Library, Humanities Abstracts, Religious Periodicals or Routledge Religion Resource Online, etc. might help?

Maybe. I've never used the campus library before.
...it's been years since I used any library before xp

bad boy! You can use a lot of these databases without even going to the library!

....(my freshman year in college, I went to the library once. For a group meeting. All research was done through online catalogs)  

[godhi]

You might want to check out the following links:

VoxLinks Pages
Witchvox.com is one of the best resources for Wiccans on the web.

Isaac Bonewits' Cyberhenge
An excellent collection of articles on Wicca and witchcraft by Isaac Bonewits.

Raymon Buckland Home Page
The home page for Raymond Buckland, Wiccan author and scholar.

Wicca for the Rest of Us
The title says it all. An excellent resource for beginning and experienced Wiccans.

Why Wiccans Suck
The title is just to get your attention. A no-holds-barred discussion of Wicca from Gardner to the present. Fluff Bunnies beware!

The Cauldron: a Pagan Forum
An excellent guide to Paganism for Wiccans and other Pagans.

Wicca and Asatru
A basic discussion of the differences between Wicca and Asatru.

Hope you enjoy the above links!  

[TeaDidikai]

godhi

Isaac Bonewits' Cyberhenge
An excellent collection of articles on Wicca and witchcraft by Isaac Bonewits.

Raymon Buckland Home Page
The home page for Raymond Buckland, Wiccan author and scholar.

Isaac's work doesn't impress me really. I think his best piece was the ABCDEF- and Buckland, a scholar? That just makes me want to take a shower.  

[With Motion]

TeaDidikai

godhi

Isaac Bonewits' Cyberhenge
An excellent collection of articles on Wicca and witchcraft by Isaac Bonewits.

Raymon Buckland Home Page
The home page for Raymond Buckland, Wiccan author and scholar.

Isaac's work doesn't impress me really. I think his best piece was the ABCDEF- and Buckland, a scholar? That just makes me want to take a shower.

Heh, thanks for the warning xp
I'm thinking about including one of Ravenwolf's books as a source and looking up direct quotes just for contrast on the pop-ization of Wicca, but I don't want to go of on a tangent and compromise the informativity.

Thank you all for the help, my speech is going to roxxor  

[wikkedpixie]

godhi

You might want to check out the following links:

VoxLinks Pages
Witchvox.com is one of the best resources for Wiccans on the web.

Isaac Bonewits' Cyberhenge
An excellent collection of articles on Wicca and witchcraft by Isaac Bonewits.

Raymon Buckland Home Page
The home page for Raymond Buckland, Wiccan author and scholar.

Wicca for the Rest of Us
The title says it all. An excellent resource for beginning and experienced Wiccans.

Why Wiccans Suck
The title is just to get your attention. A no-holds-barred discussion of Wicca from Gardner to the present. Fluff Bunnies beware!

The Cauldron: a Pagan Forum
An excellent guide to Paganism for Wiccans and other Pagans.

Wicca and Asatru
A basic discussion of the differences between Wicca and Asatru.

Hope you enjoy the above links!

I just wanted to thank you ever so much for these wonderful websites! They have been so helpful at answering questions I would be far too embarassed to ask.  

[godhi]

wikkedpixie

I just wanted to thank you ever so much for these wonderful websites! They have been so helpful at answering questions I would be far too embarassed to ask.

No problem. What good is knowledge if you don't share it? Just keep in mind that not everything you read on these web pages is to be taken as gospel.
(to use a Christian euphemism)