DECEMBER 16, 2005
Gerina Dunwich was a guest on Rob McConnell's X-Zone Radio Show. She discussed animal spirits and hauntings, as well as her Paranormal Animal Research Group and upcoming book, Phantom Felines and Other Ghostly Animals. Click HERE to listen to the show.

AUGUST 2005
Three short stories about Gerina's experiences with ghosts and the supernatural appear in Jeff Belanger's book, The Encyclopedia Of Haunted Places: Ghostly Locales From Around The World (New Page Books).

NOVEMBER 2004
Gerina has just completed work on a revised edition of "Wicca Craft" (The Modern Witch's Book of Herbs, Magick, and Dreams), which is scheduled for publication in July 2005. The publisher is Citadel Press. She is currently putting together a new collection of Pagan poetry called Priestess and Pentacle, which is scheduled for publication sometime in 2005.

OCTOBER 31, 2002
Gerina Dunwich is interviewed by UPN-13 reporter Kristin Lang for a special television news segment called "Extreme Halloween." A portion of the interview, along with a few minutes of footage from a videotaped seance conducted by Gerina Dunwich at her home in California, is aired Halloween night in Los Angeles on the Channel 13 11-o'clock news (KCOP/UPN-13).

OCTOBER 2002
Melanie Billings from the "All About Ghosts" paranormal website talks to Gerina Dunwich about Witchcraft, the history of Halloween, ghosts, the Bast-Wicca tradition, book writing, and more. Click here to check out the interview!

OCTOBER 2002
Gerina's book, A Witch's Guide to Ghosts and the Supernatural, receives a favorable review in the "Playgirl Recommends" section of the October 2002 issue of Playgirl Magazine.

SEPTEMBER 2002
"How to Make and Use a Love Potion" (an article written by Gerina Dunwich) is published in The Action Hero's Handbook by David Borgenicht and Joe Borgenicht (Quirk Books, 2002.)

JANUARY 2002
Gerina Dunwich's biography appears in Raymond Buckland's The Witch Book: The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft, Wicca, and Neo-Paganism (Visible Ink Press, 2002.)

OCTOBER 2001
Playgirl Magazine interviews Gerina Dunwich, who talks about Witchcraft as a religion. Samhain and the other Sabbats celebrated by Witches, some of the traditional love and marriage divinations associated with Halloween, and the difference between "black" and "white" magick are a few of the topics discussed. Gerina also provides readers with a couple examples of simple love spells.

JUNE 2000
Gerina Dunwich is interviewed by The Wiccan-Pagan Times. Click on the link to read what Gerina had to say about the trials and tribulations of being a Pagan author, her childhood and parents, the Bast-Wicca tradition she follows, her views on the problems facing the Wiccan/Pagan community in general, and more!

APRIL 2000
Gerina Dunwich's name is mentioned in the 29th issue of The Criticaster: a fanzine dedicated to horror writer H.P. Lovecraft (published simultaneously for the Esoteric Order of Dagon.)

MARCH 3, 2000
Debra Haight of the Herald-Palladium (St. Joseph-Benton Harbor, Michigan) quotes from Gerina Dunwich's Wicca Source Book in her online article covering the suspension of a local area school teacher for allegedly giving a book about Wicca to several of her students.

FEBRUARY 16, 2000
After having filed for Chapter 11, Carol Publishing Group (owner of the Citadel Press imprint and publisher of many Gerina Dunwich titles) was authorized by a United States Bankruptcy Court in New Jersey to conduct an auction sale of certain of its assets, including Book Publishing Agreements with Gerina Dunwich and other authors. On March 28, Kensington Publishing Corporation acquired all of Carol's books, along with the Citadel Press imprint. Kensington has since put all of the Gerina Dunwich titles back into print.

JANUARY 27, 2000
An article in the Portland Oregonian reports that Gerina Dunwich's Candlelight Spells and Anton LaVey's The Satanic Bible are the two most stolen books from the Multnomah County Central Library. "Although 30 copies of the Dunwich book are listed in the library's database, more than three-quarters of them are gone." Fans and "enemies of the supernatural" are believed to be equally responsible for the disappearance of the books.

DECEMBER 2, 1999
The Mystical, Magickal World of Gerina Dunwich officially goes online, thanks to webmaster John Williams. Shortly after, it is featured on AJ's Magickal Web as "Site of the Month" for December.

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