wolf sanctuary (7 resultados)

geheftet. Condición: guter Zustand. 27 Seiten 100 gr.

geheftet. Condición: guter Zustand. 31 Seiten 120 gr.

geheftet. Condición: guter Zustand. 21 Seiten 100 gr.

Magazine. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 2003 issue of "The RadDish" (Vol. 12 Issue 3) published by Nomenus, Inc. and the Nomenus Wolf Creek Sanctuary out of Wolf Creek, Oregon. A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 16 pages including front and rear covers. Nomenus, Inc. was founded in 1984 as a spiritual, non-profit organization open to Radical Faerie-identified gay men. In 1987, Nomenus purchased the Magdalene Farm (a Maoist commune since the mid-1970s) and renamed it The Wolf Creek Sanctuary which spans 80 acres at Wolf Creek in southern Oregon. The Sanctuary, as Nomenus has written, "is a living project, an experiment exploring the nature of Radical Faerie spirituality and community" and hosts gatherings, workshops, rituals and circles throughout the year. With splendid front cover illustration, and containing committee reports and resource information, the contents include: Happenings on the Land: Lessons from the Sandbox by Rabbit ("Back in seventh grade, I was placed in the outfield by my junior high school soft-ball team. It was in that outfield that I learned some important things about life"); Solstice CIT [Caretaker-in-Training] Proposal by Solstice; full-page photo memorial: "VIOLET TUG PYEWACKIT TIGERLILY PLAGUE - A LONG OVERDUE GOOD BYE - TO A LIFE OF INDULGENCE!!! - 6-6-71 [to] 1-1-2003" (with his photo); rear cover photo memorial "IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR LAND DOG 'QUEENIE'" (with Queenie's photo). Mailing label and canceled postage stamp to rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the August-September 2002 issue of "The RadDish" (Vol. 11 Issue 7) published by Nomenus, Inc. and the Nomenus Wolf Creek Sanctuary out of Wolf Creek, Oregon. A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 24 pages including front and rear covers. Nomenus, Inc. was founded in 1984 as a spiritual, non-profit organization open to Radical Faerie-identified gay men. In 1987, Nomenus purchased the Magdalene Farm (a Maoist commune since the mid-1970s) and renamed it The Wolf Creek Sanctuary which spans 80 acres at Wolf Creek in southern Oregon. The Sanctuary, as Nomenus has written, "is a living project, an experiment exploring the nature of Radical Faerie spirituality and community" and hosts gatherings, workshops, rituals and circles throughout the year. With splendid front cover illustration, and containing committee reports and resource information, the contents include: Happenings on the Land by Wick ("Well, being that this is a two-month summary I hope I am able to remember all that has happened"); RadDish Changes by Jaddua ("In short, I am taking over the bulk of the work of the RadDish"); Dissertation of Friendship by Na'mIs'ala; FFV 101: What the Faerie Freedom Village Means to Me by Jokey X Wilson; centerfold photo spread Pangender Hermaphrodite Gathering (with four photos); A Letter About Jim Beau by Angie O'Sperm ("I attended the Community on the Land meeting July 11, 2002 to stand by and support a dear Faerie brother Jim, my closest friend from the list of many banished from our Sanctuary"); Letters From Azrael by Azrael ("Dear Deadly and Wick - Forgive the long wait but I have been in no shape to address these very personal issues until just recently. I am still Very interested in, at the very least, making peace with the two of you. My abhorrent past behavior has been following me around until very recently and will be sending you a detailed letter of apology and perhaps some solutions so that these types of behavior get openly addressed"). Mailing label and two canceled postage stamps to rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the December 2002 issue of "The RadDish" (Vol. 11 Issue 10) published by Nomenus, Inc. and the Nomenus Wolf Creek Sanctuary out of Wolf Creek, Oregon. A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 16 pages including front and rear covers. Nomenus, Inc. was founded in 1984 as a spiritual, non-profit organization open to Radical Faerie-identified gay men. In 1987, Nomenus purchased the Magdalene Farm (a Maoist commune since the mid-1970s) and renamed it The Wolf Creek Sanctuary which spans 80 acres at Wolf Creek in southern Oregon. The Sanctuary, as Nomenus has written, "is a living project, an experiment exploring the nature of Radical Faerie spirituality and community" and hosts gatherings, workshops, rituals and circles throughout the year. With splendid front cover illustration, and containing committee reports and resource information, the contents include: Happenings on the Land by Deadly NightShade ("The past month's happenings have left me shaken to the core and I am at a loss of how to write about many of the goings on without feeling like I am gossiping, stirring-up-the-shit, betraying confidences or speaking for others inappropriately"); short The Garden Gate by Radical Randy ("Another season, another time around the Sun"); What I Did on Halloween by The Buzzard; A Return To Love by Lil' James ("I made a huge and horrible mistake. I struck someone I love"); and Thanks For All the Phish by Krown; Rumors by Ocean Agate ("The latter part of this year's visitor season has been nothing less than absolutely dramatic. One drama after another has consumed the community since the men's gathering"); Caretaker Proposals (submitted each by Jaddua, Deadly NightMare, and Wick; Once Upon A RadDish by Ariell ("Since I have been asked to tell my side of the story of what happened last summer by several people, I have decided to do so"); poetry by Ga; A Letter From Jokie. Mailing label and canceled postage stamp to rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the July 2006 [mistakenly printed June, and corrected in pen by Nomenus staff] issue of "The RadDish" (Vol. 15 Issue 6) published by Nomenus, Inc. and the Nomenus Wolf Creek Sanctuary out of Wolf Creek, Oregon. A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 16 pages including front and rear covers. Nomenus, Inc. was founded in 1984 as a spiritual, non-profit organization open to Radical Faerie-identified gay men. In 1987, Nomenus purchased the Magdalene Farm (a Maoist commune since the mid-1970s) and renamed it The Wolf Creek Sanctuary which spans 80 acres at Wolf Creek in southern Oregon. The Sanctuary, as Nomenus has written, "is a living project, an experiment exploring the nature of Radical Faerie spirituality and community" and hosts gatherings, workshops, rituals and circles throughout the year. With splendid front cover photograph, this issue is devoted to business issues - meeting minutes, reports, elections, and budget. Laid in are two flyers: the first, announcing the upcoming "2006 Spiritual Gathering of Radical Faeries - A Summer Gathering for Faggots [as stated, the word "used in celebration"], August 4th-13th"; the second flyer, an advertisement for "LUCKY 13 - The RadDish PDF Project Fundraising CD" (as stated on the flyer, "Teams of small children in Outer Draglandia have been slaving for months to bring you [this]"). Mailing label and canceled postage stamp to rear cover.