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[lupagreenwolf]

Yes, the Pagan Book Reviews blog at http://paganbookreviews.net is still going after six years! After the recent revival and additional reviewers late last year, we're starting to get some new reviews up! Here's the newest batch:

Reading Egyptian Art by Richard Wilkinson - http://paganbookreviews.net/2013/01/01/reading-egyptian-art-by-richard-wilkinson/
Following the Sun by Sharon LaBorde - http://paganbookreviews.net/2013/01/01/following-the-sun-by-sharon-laborde/
El Brujo by Thomas Gerard - http://paganbookreviews.net/2012/12/23/el-brujo-by-thomas-gerard/
The Priests of Ancient Egypt by Sauneron, Lorton and Corteggiani - http://paganbookreviews.net/2012/12/23/the-priests-of-ancient-egypt-by-sauneron-lorton-and-corteggiani/
Eternal Egypt by Richard Reidy - http://paganbookreviews.net/2012/12/22/eternal-egypt-by-richard-reidy/
Abydos by David O’Connor - http://paganbookreviews.net/2012/12/22/abydos-by-david-oconnor/
Nature-Speak by Ted Andrews - http://paganbookreviews.net/2012/12/03/nature-speak-by-ted-andrews/

While we have a group of regular reviewers, if you would like to submit a guest review there's information at http://paganbookreviews.net/want-to-submit-a-review/

Comments

[konsectatrix]

Yay, glad to see it back!

Now I'm randomly curious if any of the scarlet imprint books are on the future roster--I'm enjoying the stuff put out by Nicholaj De Mattos Frisvold and Jake Stratton-Kent, but I haven't really explored anyone else's work. The current revival of the scholar-practioner-sorceror types are making me very happy (and poor).

[thejeopardymaze]

While I agree LaBorde could have been better at sourcing, Devo isn't exactly unbiased when it comes to KO, and in my understanding has taken their courses.

I may have to review this book myself sooner or later, because despite any shortcomings its still a great resources for beginners.

Rational Wiki has very good criticism of Tamara Siuda, which must be taken in account should you ever hear defenses of her or her group: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/House_of_Netjer

I don't agree with the neo-atheism of their site but when it comes to KO and their leader they're pretty spot on.