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Isaac Bonewits (born October 1, 1949) is an author and occultist involved in American Neo-druidism.

In 1968 Bonewits was ordained as a priest in the Reformed Druids of North America. He earned a bachelor of arts degree in magic at UC Berkeley.

He founded Ar nDraiocht Fein in 1983, led it until 1996, and was ordained as one of its priests in 2003.

Bonewits has also been ordained as a Wiccan priest, by both the Gardnerian and New Reformed Orthodox traditions of Order of the Golden Dawn.

(Bonewits is the author except as indicated.)

Real Magic, 1971, revised edition 1989, Red Wheel/Weiser.
The Druid Chronicles (Evolved), 1976. (Editor and contributor.)
Authentic Thaumaturgy, 1978, revised edition 1998, Steve Jackson Games.
Witchcraft: A Concise Guide, 2001, revised edition 3.1 2002, Earth Religions Press.
Rites of Worship: A Neopagan Approach, 2003, Earth Religions Press.