| Summary: |
- Summary by:
- Pat Deveney
- Title:
- AFA Bulletin.
- Subtitle:
- Motto:
- Other Titles:
- Bulletin
- Published:
- 1946-1971
- Frequency:
- Lunar monthly (13 issues a year)
- Location:
- Washington, DC, then Tempe, AZ.
- Language:
- Editor(s):
- Ernest A. Grant; James Herschel Holden.
- Publisher(s):
- Corporate Author:
- American Federation of Astrologers
- Succession:
- Succeeds: AFSA (American Federation of Scientific Astrologers) Astrological Bulletin; AFSA Bulletin (June 1938-1945)
Succeeded by: Today’s Astrologer
- Description:
1/1, August 1946-33/4, April 1971. 8 1/2x11 reproduced typescript; subscription included with membership in the Federation, $10.00-$20.00. The Federation was founded in 1938 as the American Federation of Scientific Astrologers) to try to impose ethical and technical standards on astrology, and became the American Federation of Astrologers in 1945. Ernest A. Grant was the organizer of the Federation and its initial editor. Holden (1926-2011) was the longtime Research Director for it. From April 1971 the journal continued as Today’s Astrologer in a new, smaller format. The journal contained book reviews, reports on the Federation’s conventions, and research on the basic technical elements of astrology (lunations, house divisions, transits, etc.). Category: Astrology.
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