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We currently have two ebooks for sale. Click a cover to see details.
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Year One: A Year of Humanistic Paganism
An anthology of our first year’s work, plus exclusive new material. For details, click here.
Encounters in Nature: An Open-air Dialogue in the North Woods
An interfaith dialogue with Celtic polytheist Drew Jacob, Vodou priest Urban Haas, and Humanistic Pagan B. T. Newberg. For details, click here. For a review, click here.
NOTE: The ebook Love and the Ghosts of Mount Kinabalu by B. T. Newberg is no longer offered on this site. To obtain a copy from the author, visit Goodreads (EPUB) or Oronjo (PDF).
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