The Entheogen Review was published from 1992 through 2008.*

THE ENTHEOGEN REVIEW
The Journal of Unauthorized Research
on Visionary Plants and Drugs

The Entheogen Review was a quarterly publication that served as a clearinghouse for data about the use of visionary plants and drugs. All communications were kept in the strictest confidence; unless otherwise requested, published material was identified only by the author's initials and state of residence. The mailing list was not for sale, rent, or loan.

Think of The Entheogen Review as a network newsletter; the voice of a community of subscribers seeking and sharing information on the cultivation, extraction, and ritual use of entheogens. Subjective results experienced by readers were published too. The Entheogen Review published the latest, most accurate, and novel data possible on these and related topics. Edited by David Aardvark, K. Trout, and E.V. Love.

FOR THE COMPLETIST ENTHEOPHILE & DRUG GEEK...

The Entheogen Review, Complete
(1992–2008)

All 57 issues published as PDFs on a CD,
at a great price!

If purchased in printed form, this collection of issues would have cost $335 (USA), or over $450 (foreign). The disc is only $40, postpaid! Plus each disc contains BONUS MATERIAL that includes the following books:

Ayahuasca Analogues
& Plant-based Tryptamines

Salvia Divinorum & Salvinorin A

Psychedelic Resource List (4.5)

and

The Ethnopharmacologic Search
for Psychoactive Drugs

 

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And check out the following important articles:

"Halperngate" (Vernal Equinox 2006 issue)

This article exposes the public outing of John Halpern as a DEA snitch in the LSD trial of William Leonard Pickard and Clyde Apperson. As Halpern is a MAPS-supported psychedelic researcher, Rick Doblin responds at the end of the article, explaining his reasons for working with Halpern.

"Halperngate II" (Summer Solstice 2006 issue)

Dr. John Beresford comments on the John Halpern snitch scandal, and then provides the thoughts of a half-dozen Drug War prisoners related to the ethics of snitching.

"The Bad Shaman Meets the Wayward Doc"

This article presents Erik Davis' thoughts on how John Halpern's actions affected his friend Alfred Savinelli. (This article, related to the two mentioned above, was published by Tripzine.com.)

"Bogus Kratom Market Exposed" (Vernal Equinox 2003 issue)

This article reveals how the entheobotanical market was flooded with misidentifed "kratom."

*A NOTE REGARDING OUR PUBLISHING SCHEDULE

ER took a year off of publishing from Fall 2004 through Summer 2005. ER also took the year 2007 off from publishing. During both of these periods, subscriptions were extended by a year.