Magazines

[DemoniaFairy]

Sorry to bug everyone with this but I'd really like to know, Anybody know of any pagan magazines worth subscribing to?  

[Brass Bell Doll]

I usually don't subscribe to any magazine. I buy issues of different things that strike my fancy.

I just don't feel I can invest in a subscription when so much of it seems to be drawn from so many common sources.  

[DemoniaFairy]

smile Thank you, I appreciate the feedback. It's always good to get a second opinion before I waste my money on unnecessary merchandise. Maybe I will just stick to the books...  

[Gho the Girl]

Magazines for the general populace tend to cater to popular conceits, life fluffyism.  

[maenad nuri]

Gho the Girl

Magazines for the general populace tend to cater to popular conceits, life fluffyism.

They are, sometimes, wonderfully hilarious. I tend to pick up Pangaia/New Witch (now Witches and Pagans) when I need something light with occasional great insights to it.

I wish Thorn would have been solvent. As it is, they haven't put out the last issue yet.  

[FlySammyJ]

I'm too poor and mobile for subscriptions, but I do pick up Parabola at the bookstore every now and then. It's not so much 'pagan' as cross-spiritual, but to an eclectic there's only so much difference. Periodicals can delve into specialized subjects books just don't have space for, and I like to keep a fresh breeze of new opinions wafting around in my brain. I mean, you can just let it out again if it doesn't settle with you, but things tend to get stale if I keep my ideas too static.  

[patch99329]

Im based in the UK, and I like to get white dragon from time to time!

I'm more of a podcast girl myself. smile