 Despite the internal "Witch Wars" that Buczynski had become involved in, he continued to propagate information on Wicca and Paganism in the media, giving talks for a group known as the Friends of the Craft, which had been co-founded by Slater, and helping to organize the "OCCULT" exhibit which was held at the Museum of American Folk Art. Activity also continued at The Warlock Shop, and in December he and Slater published the first issue of a Pagan newsletter called Earth Religion News, which would run for several years. They would subsequently publish a short book about Wicca that Buczynski had authored, entitled the Witchcraft Fact Book. Both he and Slater also befriended Raymond Buckland, the prominent English Wiccan who was credited with introducing the Gardnerian tradition to the United States; at the time Buckland had ceased to operate in that tradition, and was in the process of developing Seax-Wica, a tradition inspired by the medieval religion of Anglo-Saxon paganism, which both Buczynski and Slater approved of despite opposition from the Kneitals.
