• Bio at the Wikipedia

• Interview on John Selig Outspoken
  Streaming audio, scroll down to Episode 26.4
  Podcast download.

• A&U Interview: Sit Down, Shut-up and Row

• History of Opus-CBCS, a computer bulletin board from the 1990s. It was written by Wynn, and it continues to have a small band of rabid fans.

• Opus-CBCS on the Wikipedia.

• Fidonet Technical, articles and RFQs about hobbyist networking.

Stuff Wynn has written

• A Catechism of the Liberal Catholic Church (paperback)

  NEW Expanded Edition. The Lib­eral Cath­olic Church combines deep mysti­cal ex­per­ience with intense personal freedom. It keeps stately and traditional liturgy but has progressive teachings and attitudes. God loves you just the way you are, and this book explains why.

  A CATECHISM OF THE LIB­ERAL CATH­OLIC CHURCH is a con­cise intro­du­ction to Cath­olicism for the New Age. It shows you how to evolve spiritually. It offers a foundation for those who want to go deeply into mysticism, and it offers hope to anyone “turned off” by religion.

  This book is like a backpack for those on a spir­itual jour­ney. Buckle up: this is not your dad­dy’s Cath­oli­cism.

• influential: now available as a pa­per­back. A page-turn­er. Al­ways grip­ping. Filled with tender mo­ments. Dark­ly fun­ny. A Must Read.

  One's a street­wise kid with a scary abili­ty to earn money. The other is a quiet dude with a take-no-prisoners, no-holds-barred activist mom. Their explosive love affair horri­fies homo­phobes but com­forts al­most every­one else.

  Known more as a non-fic­tion author of mys­tical spirit­ual books, this is Wynn Wagner’s only fictional book.

• articles -- articles written about Wynn or his work.

• lcci sermons

• lcci papers

• ankh: what an ankh really means

• day one -- read by more people than any other article about h.i.v. in the history of the epidemic  

• Yes, this is the same Wynn Wagner who wrote OPUS-CBCS, a popular BBS system in the 1980s. This is also the same Wynn Wagner who was a radio journalist at ABC FM and various radio stations in Texas during the 1970s. I've gone on to do other stuff, so those curriculum vitae items get have no space devoted to them here.