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http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c83x8c3p No online items Guide to the Isaac Bonewits papers ARC Mss 73 Finding aid prepared by Zachary Liebhaber, 2015; latest revision by Leland Riddlesperger, 2019. UC Santa Barbara Library, Department of Special Research Collections University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara 93106-9010 [email protected] URL: http://www.library.ucsb.edu/special-collections 2015; 2019 Guide to the Isaac Bonewits ARC Mss 73 1 papers ARC Mss 73 Title: Isaac Bonewits papers Identifier/Call Number: ARC Mss 73 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: UC Santa Barbara Library, Department of Special Research Collections Creator: Bonewits, Philip Emmons Isaac Source: Seligman, William Physical Description: 26.33 linear feet(17 cartons, 3 flat boxes, 2 document boxes, 1 half-size document box, 1 audiocassette, 1 CD) Date (inclusive): circa 1970-circa 2000 Abstract: Subject files, manuscripts, correspondence, notebooks, calendars, photographs and ephemera of Isaac Bonewits (1949–2010), writer, lecturer, and liturgist with considerable influence on the American Neopagan and Earth religion movements of the late 20th century. Special Research Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library Access Restrictions The collection is open for research. Use Restrictions Copyright has not been assigned to the Department of Special Research Collections, UCSB. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special Research Collections. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Department of Special Research Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which also must be obtained. Preferred Citation [Identification of Item], Isaac Bonewits papers, ARC Mss 73. Department of Special Research Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara. Acquisition Information Gift of Phaedra Bonewits, 2010-2012; gift of William Seligman, 2019. Biographical Note Philip Emmons Isaac Bonewits (1949–2010) was a writer, lecturer, and liturgist with considerable influence on the American Neopagan and Earth religion movements of the late 20th century. Bonewits first became involved with Neopaganism while an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, where he joined the Reformed Druids of North America. He went on to become the University of California's first—and, to date, only—graduate to receive a degree in magic. Bonewits published his first book, Real Magic, shortly after graduation, quickly establishing himself as a leader in the Neopagan community. He eventually founded the Neopagan Druidic group Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship, which is still functioning. Bonewits was a member of the Aquarian Anti-Defamation League. and wrote extensively about the history of modern pagan witchcraft, much of which is unpublished. In the course of his research and writing career, he collected correspondence from many notable figures in the movement. Scope and Content Subject files, manuscripts, correspondence, notebooks, photographs and ephemera of Isaac Bonewits (1949–2010), writer, lecturer, and liturgist with considerable influence on the American Neopagan and Earth religion movements of the late 20th century. Included among these materials are research files pertaining to pagan religions, pagan liturgy books, treatises on magic and witchcraft, outlines for articles and books, and many other items related to pagan theology. Also included are the files collected by William Seligman, after using the materials to write a biography of Isaac Bonewits. Among these materials are correspondence, magazines, calendars (that belonged to Bonewits), and other materials relating to the life and works of Isaac Bonewits. Arrangement The collection has been divided into the following series: Subject Files, Bonewits' Writings, Others' Writings, Pentalpha Journal, Calendars, Miscellaneous, and Medical & Legal Records. Subjects and Indexing Terms Druids and druidism Magic Neopaganism Neopagans Guide to the Isaac Bonewits ARC Mss 73 2 papers ARC Mss 73 Audiocassettes Calendars (documents) Correspondence Ephemera (general object genre) Magazines (periodicals) Manuscripts (documents) Notebooks Photographs Bonewits, Philip Emmons Isaac -- Archives Seligman, William Subject Files Scope and Content Subject Files, consists of files generated in the course of Bonewits' research and writing. Subjects can range widely, but pertain, for the most part, to aspects of pagan religions, both ancient and modern, including liturgy books, holidays, druidism, as well as correspondence, outlines for articles, and conference materials regarding the same. These files provide insight into Bonewits' thinking about pagan theology and practice. Arrangement These files have been arranged alphabetically. box 1 A-Bi AADL (Aquarian Anti-Defamation League) : News, Back Issues AADL: Graphics & Ads AADL AADL AADL ADF (Ár nDraíocht Féin) ADF ADF ADF ADF -- Dedicant Program ADF -- The Druid's Progress ADF -- Pamphlets Alameda Illuminati Alban Elfed Alphabets, Codes & Cyphers Amazon.com American Council of Witches Americans for Religious Liberty Americans United Americans United Victor Anderson Anodea & Friends Anthropology & DP Archive RR Arena Press Arizona Corporation Commission (Re: ADF) Art for Avalon is rising Articles in Progress Articles before 1970 Guide to the Isaac Bonewits ARC Mss 73 3 papers ARC Mss 73 Subject Files A-Bi Articles 1970-1976 Misc. Articles Articles Published - Misc. Markets Asatru Ashtavaka Gita Astara Astrology? Astrology--General Notes Does Astrology Really Work? Baltic & Slavic Mythology -- Gimbutas Boris Baranowski, Attorney Bardic Batch Notes Berkeley Barb Berkeley Hills Bibliography box 2 Bo-De Book Covers Book Proposals British Museum Copy Service Ray Buckland Zee Budapest Buddhism Canada Cartoons & Art Cattle Mutilations Investigation Celtic Interlace Celtic Map Morris Cerullo, Witchburner Chants & Songs -- Misc Charles Hixson Chick Pubs Child Abuse Literature Child Abuse Orgs Childreach C.H.R.I.S.T. Hate Letters Christian Coalition Church and School of Wicca Church and School of Wicca Church and School of Wicca Correspondance Courses Church of All Worlds Church of Ancient Ways Church of the Eternal Source Church of Satan Circle Barry Cleveland (Todd Tapes) Clippings [Miscellaneous] Clippings [Miscellaneous] Color & Auras Contact Hotline Contacts [PULLED] Contacts [PULLED] Copyright Investigations Council of Irish Druid Orders Covenant of the Goddess Creative Arts Guide to the Isaac Bonewits ARC Mss 73 4 papers ARC Mss 73 Subject Files Bo-De Critiques Crowley & O.T.O. John Cule (Wm. Price & Iolo Morgonwyg) Cult Danger Evaluation Frame Cult Awareness Network Dana Dancing, Ballroom Data to Enter De Grandis' "Faerie tradition and 3rd Road" Deb Deborah Lipp Deed & Closing Statement box 3 Di-F Dickeyville Grotto Divination Records Divine Circle of the Sacred Grove Divine Circle of the Sacred Grove Divorce #4 Doctor Demento Domi's Study Program Records! Wendy Doniger -- GH's Correspondence Drawing Down the Moon Lecture -- Isaac and Deborah Dreams Drivers Licence DRMM Notes & Records DrOOP Drugs & Astral Projection Druid Clan of Dana "Druid Foundation" Druids Druids, French Other Druids Other Druids Duplicate Pages & Art J. Duran Editing Notes Empire 2050 Project Empericon 5 Paperwork E.M.S. EMS Cora Epstein Case Arne Erickson Victor Ernest, Witchburner "Ethics", Speech Etymology, Magical Exorcism, General Notes Exorcism, Ronald Doe Exorcism, Daly City Expanded Magic Experiments to Try Fan Letters 1970s Feel Wheel First Aid & Medic Information Flamingo Kids Flyers Folklore & Mythology Guide to the Isaac Bonewits ARC Mss 73 5 papers ARC Mss 73 Subject Files Di-F Karen Forrester -- Study Plans for "Physical Health & Survival) Four Quarters Farm Don Frew Frosts "Future Talk" Past Scripts & Notes box 4 G-Li Gardnessan History Gazette Druidique Gigs, Past Gnostic News--Miscellaneous Data Greek Religion Green Politics Grey Cat Workshop Reviews Harlan Chris Harvey "Healing", Speech Health (Insurance, Prescriptions, etc.) Heartland Spiritual Alliance (Heartland Pagan Festival) Hermes Council Hex Signs Hieronymus Machine "High Times" Magazine Hindu Temple-NYC Hans Holzer, Occulture Vulture Huenfeld Reports IFA Individual Major--Mine Irish Irish Classes--NY Terry Arlinda Ironside Isaac Bonewits Literary Agency Isian News Bevy Jaegers Jeni Jeremy Kala, "Uncle" Tom & Judy Kneitel Knife Fighting Aiden Kelly I.M. Kogan Kohoutek Labels Misc. Land of the Lost Language Learning & Linguistics Bob Larson Ministries Sybil Leek, Letters & Articles Letters and Words Letters--Pubs. Liberty Statues Ralph Linder Linguistics --and IE Lithuanian Notes--from J.D. LaBash Liturgical Manual Liturgy Book--Correspondence Liturgy Book--Design Notes Liturgy Book--Disabilities Guide to the Isaac Bonewits ARC Mss 73 6 papers ARC Mss 73 Subject Files G-Li Liturgy Book--Ethics Notes Irish Notes--Liturgy Book Liturgy Book--Large Group Rituals Notes Liturgy Book--Old RDNA & ADF Scripts 1977-1986 Liturgy Book--Polytheology Notes Liturgy Book--Quotes Liturgy Book--Scripts & Misc Ritual Notes Liturgy Book--Unitarian Notes Liturgy Book--Wiccan Notes Liturgy Notes--Misc Pagan Rites Liturgy--Wiccan Notes Llewellyn Publications box 5 Lo-O Loglan Lunar Calendars "Magic & Magicians" Magical Images Magickal Childe Mailing List: Corrections & Returned Items Mailing List: Donators to Pub Fund (people to send new TDCE's) Matthew Manning
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