Pagan Periodicals?

[Man In Room 5]

I know there's a pretty large overlap between the goth scene and paganism so I thought I'd ask this here and see what sort of reply I get.

Does anyone know of any decent pagan periodicals (print or webzine) which they would suggest for reading or for submitting articles to? I have 2 or 3 short articles which should appeal to modern pagans and I could probably write a couple more. These aren't fluffy bunny articles about love, light and crystal power (like Llewellyn churns out) but serious articles on the literary and historical origins of modern paganism which assume the reader is familiar with the basic, essential reading.

I'm currently reading over notes I took for an old writing project and I'm trying to find a way to productively use the bits that never went into the project. I'm not too worried about a large payment but just want a couple publishing credits that will look good on a resume or cover letter later. I compiled a list of pagan periodicals a few years ago but most of them have since gone under.

So....ummm...yeah. I need a secretary, or an agent, but they cost money so I'll settle for suggestions from fat goth pagan chicks with low self-esteem.

[Apathy's_Child]

I don't know any, but a suggestion - maybe you don't need to keep your base so narrow. I think a lot of journals with a more general cultural focus would probably consider picking that up.

[MollyMac]

There's Gaia, NewWitch and Sage woman, all of which are schmaltz. Tricycle is better but Buddhist. Witchvox is a decent site with some worthwhile articles

[korinna5555]

Originally Posted by MollyMac

Witchvox

What she said. :P