Historique global des modifications de la sérieMembre PhaedraB

ISSN 0035-8339

The Velvet Comet is a satellite pleasure palace with fine restaurants, upscale shopping, and gambling, but its main purpose is to be a very high-end brothel. The four novels are set decades apart, each telling a story of a critical moment for the Comet.

The numbering of these manuals seems to have changed between the 19th and 20th centuries, possibly as earlier manuals were updated by others.

ISSN 0258-381X

ISSN 0258-381X

Alternate name: Gnéithe dár nDúchas Published by Ireland's Dept. of Foreign Affairs

Alternate name: Gnéithe dár nDúchas Published by Ireland's Dept. of Foreign Affairs

Gnostica was the house publication of Llewellyn Pubiications and its Gnostica Bookstore. It was published first in a newsprint tabloid format, then in a newsprint magazine format. Gnostica ceased publication around 1980; however, sometime in the late '80s, early '90s, it was revived as the glossy magazine/catalog Llewellyn's New Worlds of Body, Mind & SpiritGnostica was variously titled:Gnostica NewsGnostica News and ViewsGnostica: News of the Aquarian FrontierGnostica: Knowledge for the Aquarian AgeGnostica: A Practical Guide to the Magic Within YouGnostica: Esoteric Knowledge for the New Age

Gnostica was the house publication of Llewellyn Pubiications and its Gnostica Bookstore. It was published first in a newsprint tabloid format, then in a newsprint magazine format. Gnostica ceased publication around 1980; however, sometime in the late '80s, early '90s, it was revived as the glossy magazine/catalog Llewellyn's New Worlds of Body, Mind & SpiritGnostica was variously titled:Gnostica NewsGnostica News and ViewsGnostica: News of the Aquarian FrontierGnostica: Knowledge for the Aquarian AgeGnostica: A Practical Guide to the Magic Within YouGnostica: Esoteric Knowledge for the New Age

A farmer's almanac-type annual geared towards modern Witches and other contemporary Pagans. Includes astrological information for the year.

A farmer's almanac-type annual geared towards modern Witches and other contemporary Pagans. Includes astrological information for the year.

Academic journal. ISSN 1353-7320

Academic journal. ISSN 1353-7320

Nine-volume series of occult tracts by various authors, edited by William Wynn Westcott

Nine-volume series of occult tracts by various authors, edited by William Wynn Westcott

See the series, Darling Dahlias Mysteries

See the series, Darling Dahlias Mysteries

Green Egg has been one of the most influential Neopagan magazines since its first issues in the 1960s. It was founded by Tim Zell (now known as Oberon Zell-Ravenheart) who also founded the Church of All Worlds (CAW). Especially in pre-Internet days, the magazine was a major facilitator of dialogue among American Neopagans. through its often contentious letters section, the Green Egg Forum.Green Egg discontinued publication in the late 1970s, but was revived (thanks to desktop publishing) in 1988. As of this writing (November 2014) it has discontinued print editions and is available online only.The magazine has used numerous subtitles, including:- A Journal of the Awakening Earth- A Catalyst for the Coalescence of Consciousness - The Next Generation

Green Egg has been one of the most influential Neopagan magazines since its first issues in the 1960s. It was founded by Tim Zell (now known as Oberon Zell-Ravenheart) who also founded the Church of All Worlds (CAW). Especially in pre-Internet days, the magazine was a major facilitator of dialogue among American Neopagans. through its often contentious letters section, the Green Egg Forum.Green Egg discontinued publication in the late 1970s, but was revived (thanks to desktop publishing) in 1988. As of this writing (November 2014) it has discontinued print editions and is available online only.The magazine has used numerous subtitles, including:- A Journal of the Awakening Earth- A Catalyst for the Coalescence of Consciousness - The Next Generation