The Druid Tribune is an occaisional circular on life, Pagan spirituality, and Marxist history.
It explores and documents the intersection of Pagan spiritualities and left political traditions, with a particular emphasis on British contexts.
It foremost supports the research, archiving, and discussion of this intersection in historical, cultural, and political terms.
It seeks to foster the cross-fertilisation of ideas and experiences, and deeper discussion, between leftist movements and Pagan practice.
It notes well the wisdom of historical agency rooted in continuous education, personal development, and strategic reflection.
It promotes internationalism, and invites comparative study of movements abroad.
The development of the editorial line should be transparent; light and soft touch, not discouraging of alternative positions
initially based on the pamphlet Greenfire Druidry - a distinctive, British spiritual tradition, drawing on the cultural legacy of the Pre-Raphaelites and Arts and Crafts; the spiritual lineages of the New Age, Nuinn, and Philip Carr-Gomm; and the practical grounding of Marx's historical materialism and the socialism of William Morris