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the call

Registration for our gatherings happens by regular mail only. However, you may receive a copy of The Call (some might call it a "registration form", except sometimes some Queens separate them as two forms ) one of two ways:

get the call by mail (la méthode traditionnelle)

Thanks to the efforts of justplainBill, Quercus, Faun, and now Dancing Bear, we maintain a database of faeries to whom printed versions of The Call to the Northwest Radical Faerie Gatherings at Breitenbush are mailed twice each year. The database is maintained securely, and is used only to send information about radical faerie events and activities. You are welcome to have your name and address added, or removed, at any time.

To add yourself to the Northwest Faerie Database, update your contact information, or have yourself removed, please send an email to Dancing Bear, our current Guardian of the Northwest Faerie Database. His email address is westrick at mac dot com (yes, his address is written in "longhand" for spam protection reasons ... faeries may be cheap, but we're not easy ... ).

download the call (la méthode nouvelle)

To save on postage, many recent Queens Registrar have chosen to make The Call to their gathering available as a printable download. If The Call to the current gathering is available for download, you may click below to get your copy. You'll know it's probably available here when your friends get their copy in the mail.

[The Call to the 2008 Summer Gathering at Breitenbush will be linked here when it's available, likely sometime in late May or early June]

(The Adobe Reader software, or some other PDF reading tool, must be installed on your computer to view these files. It probably already is. If not, click here to get it.)

While there are no guarantees in life, many believe it's fair and equitable that people with internet access get The Call at the same time as those without internet access. So, it is likely that The Call will only be available here once the print version has been sent by regular mail to those who choose to receive it that way.