Pagan Revival, Issue 45
Bonsall, CA: The Pagan Revival Network, 1999. Issue 45 Wyatt Kaldenberg's pagan magazine that began as untitled open letter (typed or handwritten) to Kaldenberg's friends and fellow pagans. Kaldenberg had previously been the long-time editor of Tom Metzger's W.A.R. newspaper and was briefly a member of the Asatru Free Assembly before Stephen McNallen's Nazi purge (although Kaldenberg would later write an article against National Socialism). Pagan Revival was described as "a voice of the Eurocentric polytheistic communities" and was centered on racial paganism.
Although Pagan Revival included articles and editorials, it was essentially a networking platform for racial pagans, with much of each issue devoted to reader correspondence and Kaldenberg's replies, as well as reviews of websites, zines, books, magazines, music, and videos of interest to the white pagan community. Articles for this issue on polygamy, children's education, and capitalism, and selections from Sigi Harbard's 1982 book The New Odinism.
Side-stapled, photocopies sheets, 48 pp., illus. Staples rusty, else a fine copy. Item #14444
Price: $50.00