> Hi guys,
> Sometimes I return to visit you all ^.^,
> Just if you are interested, actually in Italy we got this situation:
>
> 1. Almost all books from Silver Ravenwolf
> 2. One ( ! ) book from Raymond Buckland
> 3. A vast array of books from Scott Cunningham ( at least... )
> 4. NO ( !!! ) books from Doreen Valiente
> 5. Three books from Starhawk
> 6. NO books from Vivianne Crowley
> 7. NO books from Z Budapest
> 8. A certain quantity of almost unuseful and disorganized home-made
> books pretending to be of Wiccan or Neopagan descent.
>
> Damn'!! What bad luck!!

> Hi guys,
> Sometimes I return to visit you all ^.^,
> Just if you are interested, actually in Italy we got this situation:
>

> 2. One ( ! ) book from Raymond Buckland

> computer literate. So what's the problem?

> Apparently you speak English and are

>> computer literate. So what's the problem?

>
> Not a great problem for me, in effect. I'd just like more interest in
> my country, it would mean even more people to talk about religion and
> witchcraft, that's all; 99%% of italians are roman catholic, the
> remaining 1%% is atheist or scientist, it's really hard to find wiccans
> where you are at work, e.g., or when you are frequenting pubs or bars.
> Hoping my spelling was correct.

> "Attractive, lonely, solitary, blue eyed Wiccan, seeks
> other Wiccans, for .........."

> On 15 Lug, 19:04, mika wrote:
>

>>  Apparently you speak English and are
>> computer literate.  So what's the problem?

>
> Not a great problem for me, in effect. I'd just like more interest in
> my country, it would mean even more people to talk about religion and
> witchcraft, that's all; 99%% of italians are roman catholic, the
> remaining 1%% is atheist or scientist, it's really hard to find wiccans
> where you are at work, e.g., or when you are frequenting pubs or bars.

> On Jul 15, 11:21 am, Orso_Grizzly  wrote:
>

>> On 15 Lug, 19:04, mika wrote:

>

>>>  Apparently you speak English and are
>>> computer literate.  So what's the problem?

>

>> Not a great problem for me, in effect. I'd just like more interest in
>> my country, it would mean even more people to talk about religion and
>> witchcraft, that's all; 99%% of italians are roman catholic, the
>> remaining 1%% is atheist or scientist, it's really hard to find wiccans
>> where you are at work, e.g., or when you are frequenting pubs or bars.

>
> Ah.  Yes, that can be very frustrating.  However, at least you can
> enjoy living somewhere where "occult" still means "hidden".

> On 15 Lug, 19:04, mika gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Apparently you speak English and are

>> computer literate. So what's the problem?

>
> Not a great problem for me, in effect. I'd just like more interest in
> my country, it would mean even more people to talk about religion and
> witchcraft, that's all; 99%% of italians are roman catholic, the
> remaining 1%% is atheist or scientist,

> it's really hard to find wiccans
> where you are at work, e.g., or when you are frequenting pubs or bars.
> Hoping my spelling was correct.
> Cya!

>

>> Apparently you speak English and are

>>> computer literate. So what's the problem?

>>
>> Not a great problem for me, in effect. I'd just like more interest in
>> my country, it would mean even more people to talk about religion and
>> witchcraft, that's all; 99%% of italians are roman catholic, the
>> remaining 1%% is atheist or scientist, it's really hard to find wiccans
>> where you are at work, e.g., or when you are frequenting pubs or bars.
>> Hoping my spelling was correct.

>
> Look for online books, Pirate Bay has a few with Wicca in the title,
> as well as episodes of Charmed which are not what I would call
> Wicca, but then you aren't looking for videos. Also try
> Demonoid and widening your search to magick.
> Do a bit of research, there are a number of magical organisations,
> that are Wicca oriented, such as Children of Artemis
> (Google for them) that can probably put you in touch with ...