Paul Newman's Magazine Roundup
A brief look at what's in a selection of astrology
magazines this month.
October 2004
Name: THE MOUNTAIN ASTROLOGER
Country of origin: USA
Publishing schedule: Bi-monthly
Current issue: Oct/Nov 2004
www.mountainastrologer.com
SUN-URANUS SIRENS by Simone Butler
ELECTION YEAR 2004: THE RETURN OF THE KING? By Raye Robertson
TOUGH LOVE PLANETS: MALEFICS IN VEDIC ASTROLOGY by Linda Johnsen
THE SPIRITUAL SIDE OF SATURN by Wendell C. Perry
THE SEVENTH HOUSE by Dana Gerhardt
MONEY AND POWER: PLUTO IN THE CHART OF THE USA by Jessica Murray
MERCURY RETRO REDUX by Bill Herbst
THE HAUNTED HORARY by Trish Marie
THE STRANGE CASE OF THE QUESITED CAT by Kris Lee
A LOVE RECTANGLE by Branka Stamenkovic
PLANETARY CURRENTS:
CHARTS OF INTEREST
ELECTION DAY BETS by John Townley
THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: A VEDIC VIEW by Komilla Sutton
THE FALL ECLIPSES by Marcia Starck
TRANSITS TO MULTIPLE CHART POINTS by Donna Cunningham
ASK ASTRO-COACH by Nicki Michaels
Article Particle: THE ASTROLOGY OF THE LORD OF THE RINGS by Steven
Forrest
Plus
FORECAST SECTION
Plus
Letters, Poems, Reviews, Article Particles, Professional Directory,
Classifieds, Cartoons, Humour etc
Plus
MERCURY DIRECT
(insert for subscribers only):
AN INTERVIEW WITH KENNETH BOWSER by Colleen Mauro
SOFTWARE REVIEW: DAYWATCH CALENDAR by Hank Friedman
Name: THE ASTROLOGICAL JOURNAL
Country of Origin: Great Britain
Publishing schedule: Bi-monthly
Current Issue: Sept/Oct 2004
office@astrologicalassociation.com
EDITORIAL by Gerasime Patilas
FATE AND HOW TO AVOID IT by Dennis Elwell
SHADOWS OF VENUS by Robin Heath
SIGN LANGUAGE by Rev. Pam Crane
WORKING WITH THE PLANETS by Roy Gillett
PROFILE: Mavis Klein
CAN ASTROLOGY BECOME GUIDANCE TO OUR SELF-KNOWLEDGE? By Nestor Almada
INTERCEPTED SIGNS, THAT HIDDEN TERRITORY: WILL THE LADY BE FINED?
by
Anthony Demetrius
THE LOTS IN HELLENISTIC ASTROLOGY by James Brockbank
PRIMARY ASPECTS by Lynne Steele-Smith
GONE WITH THE WIND: THE ZODIACAL PARADE by Alex Trenoweth
Plus
LETTERS
REVIEWS
ADVERTS etc
Name: THE INTERNATIONAL ASTROLOGER
(The publication of The International Society for Astrological Research)
Country of Origin: USA
Publishing schedule: Four times a year
Current Issue: Spring 2004
www.isarastrology.com
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE from Ray Merriman
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY IN SPAIN by Patricia Castignani
THE BIBLIOPHILE by Erin Sullivan
VENUS IN SAGITTARIUS: Interview with Chris McRae by Maureen Ambrose
THE FUTURE OF ASTROLOGY by Moses Siregar
CONSULTANT'S CORNER by Richard J.Smoot
SEDNA'S HOOPLA by Philip Sedgwick
READING THE LINES FOR CATASTROPHE by Ann E. Parker
THE ART OF ANTICIPATION by Roxana Muise
THE NEW ALCHEMY by Greg Bogart
URANUS IN PISCES by Glenn Perry
HELLENISTIC TIME LORDS by Demetra George
SEASONAL AND LUNAR TRENDS IN STOCK MARKET TIMING
by Raymond Merriman
THE MUTUAL RECEPTION OF URANUS AND NEPTUNE: SCIENCE MEETS GOD by Maggie
Kerr
FUTURING: ANCIENT AND MODERN by Phillip Meade
QUOTABLE QUOTES by Paul F. Newman
Plus Letters to the Editor, Astrology Tests, Conference details etc.
Name: THE OTHER DIMENSION
(NCGR Declination SIG Newsletter)
Country of Origin: USA
Publishing schedule: 4 times a year
Current Issue: Summer 2004
www.declination.org
STARS IN DECLINATION by Paul F. Newman
A DIFFERENT WAY TO VISUALISE THE ECLIPTIC by Charles & Lois Hannan
DECLINATION COMPARISON WORKSHEET by Roxana Muise
DECLINATION IN HORARY Part 2 by Maurice McCann
FASCINATING MORSELS RELATED TO THE VENUSIAN CYCLES by Leigh Westin
DECLINATION IN THE NEWS by Karen Christino
THE PROGRESSED GRAPH AND PRESIDENT REAGAN'S CHART by Leigh Westin
MUTIPLE VIEWS OF VENUS' 2004 SOLAR TRANSIT by Nelda Louise Tanner
Plus
Board Notes, Letters, Book Reviews and Humour
Name: SABIAN SYMBOL INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER
Country of Origin: USA
Publishing schedule: Four times a year
Current Issue: Sept 2004
www.astroviews.com
LIBRA INGRESS by Alice Kashuba
ANTISCION PAIRINGS: LIBRA-PISCES by Paul F. Newman
THE NEW MOONS by Brenda Brush
REVIEW OF 'NESTED TIME' by Paul F. Newman
THE LITTLE MERMAID - A MARTIAN TALE Part 3 by Alice Kashuba
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