A Strikethrough means the work is a reprint, excerpt, or transcripts that is available (presumably) in a more accessible, appreciable format, like a talk or more famous McKenna work, like one of his books. Works with red text offer an expansion of earlier material. Next to the “FIND” tag, there is information on which sites the text is available. Hyperlinks are not provided for Z-Library and Libgen, but if they are listed, then you can find that particular text there by using the website’s search function. Hyperlinks are provided for the Internet Archive and other sites.
The source for this list is the Terence McKenna Bibliography by Chris Mays. Minor organizational changes have been made.
Philip H Farber (2011) Terence McKenna: Mushrooms, sex and society. The Fenris Wolf no. 4 ISSN: 9789197953405. Editor: Carl Abrahamsson; pp. 163-167; Interview originally published in Farber’s webzine Paradigm Shift, The Protoype Issue, 1998, and republished here for the first time in hardcopy. Introduction says the interview was conducted in the early 1990’s for Future Sex magazine, but was never run as “not quite pornographic enough.” McKenna advocates non-monogamous relationships, the “lesson from psilocybin”.
David Jay Brown and Rebecca McClen Novick (2010) Mushrooms, elves and magic. In Mavericks of the Mind: Conversations with Terence McKenna, Allen Ginsberg, Timothy Leary, John Lilly, Carolyn Mary Kleefeld, Laura Huxley, Robert Anton Wilson, and Others 2nd Revised ed. MAPS, Santa Cruz CA. ISBN: 0979862256. Second, epanded edition of the 1993 Mavericks of the mind: Conversations for the new millennium. Published by MAPS; includes more interviews; profits go to psychedelic psychotherapy research. More information at: http://store.maps.org/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store;_Code=Maps∏_Code=MOTM&Category;_Code=Books.
Mark Dery (2007) Struck by noetic lightning: Terence McKenna meets the machive elves of hyperspace. In Follow for now: Interviews with friends and heroes Editor: Roy Christopher. Well-Red Bear, Seattle. 39-65 pages; ISBN: 0977697703, 978-0977697700. Reprint of the 21C interview: The inner elf: Terence McKenna’s trip (1996). More information at: http://frontwheeldrive.com/terence_mckenna.html.
DJ Krusty (2005) The Lost Rave. In The Journeybook: Travels on the frontiers of consciousness Editor: Rak Razam. Series: Undergrowth; Undergrowth Inc., ISBN: 9780975807125.
Mark Jacobson (2005) Terence McKenna, Far out. In Teenage Hipster in the Modern World: From the Birth of Punk to the Land of Bush: Thirty Years of Millennial Journalism Black Cat, New York City. 235-253 (of 415) pages; ISBN: 0802170080. Jacobson reprints his long 1992 Esquire interview, “Is Terence McKenna the Brave Prophet of the Next Psychedelic Revolution, or Is His Cosmic Egg Just a Little Bit Cracked?”.
Paul Krassner (2004) Magic mushrooms. In Magic mushrooms and other highs: From toad slime to Ecstasy Editor: Paul Krassner. 2nd (1st commercial) ed. Ten Speed Press, Berkeley. 5-21 (of 230) pages; ISBN: 1580085814. Commercial reprint of the self-published edition of Magic mushrooms and other highs (2003).
Dean Jefferys (2004) Terence McKenna: “The last word”. SBS Independent, Sydney NSW. A 33 mn. interview conducted by Jefferys during the filming of Shamans of the Amazon (2001), and included on the DVD release of that title. More information: http://www.shamansoftheamazon.com/i_videos.html .
Paul Krassner (2003) Magic mushrooms. In Magic mushrooms and other highs: From toad slime to Ecstasy Editor: Paul Krassner. 1st (self-published) ed. 3-26 pages; Reprinting of the long version of the High Times interview The mushroom apocalypse of Terence McKenna (1997), that also appeared in Sex, drugs & the Twinkie murders (2000) as “Further weirdness with Terence McKenna.” The book is also dedicated to “the memory of McKenna and his Magic Mind…”.
Paul Krassner (2002) Further weirdness with Terence McKenna. In Murder at the conspiracy convention and other American absurdities Barricade Books, Inc, Fort Lee NJ. 109-118 (of 331) pages; ISBN: 1569802319. An extended version of The mushroom apocalypse of Terence McKenna (1997) that appeared in High Times, “Further Weirdness“ is a funny, meandering narrative of Krassner’s weekend at Esalen with McKenna, followed by a traditional Q&A interview. Also anthologized in Sex, drugs & the Twinkie murders (2000).
Allan Hunt Badiner (2002) Buddhism and the psychedelic society: An interview with Terence McKenna. In Zig zag Zen: Buddhism and psychedelics Editor: Allan Hunt Badiner. Chronicle Books, San Francisco. 189-192 (of 240) pages; ISBN: 0811832864. More information at: http://www.chroniclebooks.com/Chronicle/servlet/at/go(bookRecord,0811832864).
Charles Hayes (2001) Psychedelics and consciousness: Conversations with Terence McKenna. Shaman’s Drum: a journal of experiential Shamanism no. 60 Fall, ISSN: 0887-8897. Illustrator: Alex Grey; pp. 38-45; An adaptation of the extended interview that appears as Part III of Hayes’ Tripping (2000).
Alex Burns (2001) terence mckenna: mind contagions. Posted: Sep 8, 2001. Visited: Jul 16, 2003. More information: http://www.disinfo.com/archive/pages/article/id1515/pg1/index.html.
FIND: Internet Archive.
Juanjo Piñeiro and Juan Carlos Usó (2000) Entrevista con Terence McKenna [Interview with Terence McKenna]. In Psiconautas: exploradores de la conciencia [Psychonauts: explorers of consciousness] (In Spanish) La liebre de marzo, Barcelona. 47-66 (of 278) pages; ISBN: 8487403484. More information at: http://www.muscaria.com/entrevi.htm .
Paul Krassner (2000) Further weirdness with Terence McKenna. In Sex, drugs & the Twinkie murders Loompanics Unlimited, Port Townsend WA. 205-229 (of 368) pages; ISBN: 1559502061. An extended version of The mushroom apocalypse of Terence McKenna (1997) that appeared in High Times, “Further Weirdness” is a funny, meandering narrative of Krassner’s weekend at Esalen with McKenna, followed by a traditional Q&A interview. Also anthologized in Murder at the conspiracy convention (2002).
Charles Hayes (2000) Part III A conversation with Terence Mckenna. In Tripping: An anthology of true-life psychedelic adventures Editor: Charles Hayes. Penguin Compass, 409-449 (of 492) pages; ISBN: 0140195742. More information at: http://www.psychedelicadventures.com/ .
Jon Hanna, Sylvia Thyssen and Rick Doblin (2000) Terence McKenna speaks… Interview by Jon Hanna and Sylvai Thyssen at the 1999 AllChemical Arts Conference, Kona Coast, Hawaii. MAPS: Newsletter of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies Vol: 10 no. 2 Summer, pp. 6; More information: http://www.maps.org/news-letters/v10n2/10206mck.html.
John David Ebert (2000) Visions, Fractals, and Time. IONS Noetic Sciences Review no. 53 Sep, ISSN: 1541-9673. pp. More information: http://www.ions.org/publications/review/issue53/r53_Ebert.html. Interview adapted from Twilight of the clockwork god (1999).
Bruce Pavitt (1999) Sex, drugs, computers: Bruce Pavitt has a Terence McKenna Freak-out. The Stranger Apr 22, p. 45,47, Illustrator: Dean Chamberlain. Typical brief interview ranging from entities, drug war, salvia divinorum and shamanism to webcasting and McKenna’s hopes for the liberating power of psychedelics and the Internet. He admits to spending more time in cyberspace than hyperspace. More information: http://www.thestranger.com/1999-04-22/art.html.
FIND: The Stranger. Internet Archive.
Lex Lonehood (1999) Terence McKenna, America’s Shaman Battles Brain Cancer. After Dark: the official Art Bell newsletter October, pp. 4-5;
James Kent (1999) Terence McKenna: an interview by James Kent. TRP: The Resonance Project no. 4.16 Spring, pp. 34-45,48-49,64; More information: http://www.tripzine.com/features.asp?id=tm2.
Jon Hanna and Sylvia Thyssen (1999) Terence McKenna speaks… Interviewed by Jon Hanna and Sylvia Thyssen at the 1999 AllChemical Arts Conference. Entheogen Review Vol: 8 no. 4 Winter, ISSN: 1066-1913. Illustrator: photo: Jon Hanna; pp. 142-146; More information: http://www.entheogenreview.com/Resources/Sample%20Issue.pdf. This interview appears in a sample issue offered on The Entheogen Review’s website, on pp. 27-29.
FIND: Internet Archive.
Robert Forte and Nina Graboi (1999) The archaic revival: An interview with Terence McKenna. In Timothy Leary: outside looking in Editor: Robert Forte. 1st ed. Park Street Press, Rochester VT. 142-154 (of 340) pages; ISBN: 0892817860. More information at: http://www.innertraditions.com/Product.jmdx?action=displayDetail&id=315 .
John David Ebert (1999) Terence McKenna and the garden of psychedelic delights. In Twilight of the clockwork god: Conversations on science and spirituality at the end of an age 1st ed. Council Oak Books, Tulsa. 91-105 (of 212) pages; ISBN: 1571780793. More information at: http://www.ions.org/publications/review/issue53/r53_Ebert.html .
Anon (1999) Nature of Dynamic Hyperspace (?). Leading Edge Research Journal no. 122 pp.
Terence K. McKenna (1998) Apocalisse gioiosa: Funghi sacri, UFO, realtà virtuale e tribale. (In Italian) Translation of Joyful apocalypse: Sacred mushrooms, UFOs, virtual and tribal reality. Translator: Roberto Fedeli; collana Eretica, Editor: Massimo De Feo, Stampa Alternativa, Viterbo. 96 pages; ISBN: 8872264278. More information: http://www.stampalternativa.it/catalogo/eretica/schede/eret022.htm.
Terence K. McKenna (1998) Eresie psichedeliche. (In Italian) Translation of Psychedelic heresies. collana Eretica, Stampa Alternativa, Viterbo. 160 pages; ISBN: 8872263727. More information: http://www.stampalternativa.it/catalogo/eretica/schede/eret011.htm.
Kathleen McGee (1998) Downloading the vision with Terence McKenna. Conduit: Words & Visions for Minds on Fire no. 6 Fall, “Drunk Genius: Euphoria, Inebriation & Creativity.” ISSN: 1073-6182. pp. sandpaper-trundle; More information: http://www.conduit.org/pages/archive_issue06.html.
James Kent (1998) Prologomena: an interview by James Kent October 13 1998. TRP: The Resonance Project no. 3.07 Summer, pp. 42-45,64; More information: http://www.tripzine.com/features.asp?id=terence1. Interview with Kent has many biographical, publishing and personal facts. McKenna also talks about youth culture and the English rave scene, and his career as a lecturer. Continued by Terence McKenna: an interview (1999).
Aix and Sophie (1998) Interview with Terence McKenna. zavtone no. 11 “The Human Issue.” pp. 66-67;
Carla Sinclair (1997) Spacetime Tsunami. Radiation From Space no. 6 pp.
Paul Krassner (1997) The mushroom apocalypse of Terence McKenna. High Times no. 266 Oct, ISSN: 0310-2165. Illustrator: photo: Eika Aoshima / Botaish Group, Frank Max; pp. 52-53,56-59,76; The High Times cover declares: “Terence McKenna: psychedelic guru of the 90’s.” Extended versions of this interview conducted at Esalen are anthologized in Krassner’s Sex, drugs & the Twinkie murders (2000), and Murder at the conspiracy convention (2002).
Gyrus and John Eden (1997) Mushrooms, Martians and Millennia: Terence McKenna interviewed at the ICA. Turbulent Times: emanation of the 23 current no. 7 pp. 8-11; More information: http://dreamflesh.com/interviews/mckenna/. Also appears online as Interview with Terence McKenna and The Rollercoaster of Transcendence.
Bruce Eisner (1997) Psychedelic Culture: An Interview of Terence McKenna by Bruce Eisner. Psychedelic Island Views Vol: 2 no. 2 “Terence McKenna’s vision of a future culture.” Illustrator: photo: Jay Blakesberg; pp. 4-10,14; More information: http://www.bruceeisner.com/writings/2004/09/psychedelic_cul.html.
John David Ebert (1997) The alchemical microcosm: Terence McKenna and evolution of consciousness part II. Magical Blend no. 56 Aug, ISSN: 1073-5879. Illustrator: Tanya Purt-Nichols; photo: Kathleen T. Carr; pp. 52-53,55;
John David Ebert (1997) The alchemical microcosm: Terence McKenna and evolution of consciousness part I. Magical Blend no. 55 May, ISSN: 1073-5879. Illustrator: Tanya Purt-Nichols; pp. 14-16,74-75;
Mark Dery (1997) The Inner Elf: Terence McKenna. In Transit lounge: an interface book from 21.C Editor: Ashley Crawford, Edgar Ray and William Gibson. Craftsman House, North Ryde N.S.W. 92-100 (of 192) pages; ISBN: 9057041111. More information at: http://frontwheeldrive.com/terence_mckenna.html .
Patrick Best (1997) Terence McKenna: Mushroom King. Poets, Artists & Madmen Vol: 4 no. 2 Apr, pp. 9; Short interview in advance of McKenna’s appearance in Atlanta. He is asked about life after death, his politics, technology and society’s reaction to his messages about psychedelics.
Richard Rodgers (1996) A Fungus Among Us. Posted: Sep 17, 1996. Visited: Oct 29, 2000. More information: http://www.newageinfo.com/articles/intervie/2mush.htm.
Allan Hunt Badiner (1996) Sacred antidotes: An interview with Terence McKenna. Tricycle: the Buddhist review Vol: 4 no. 1 Fall, ISSN: 1055-484x. Illustrator: Pure Ecstacy by Edward Ruscha, photo: Kathleen Carr; pp. 94-97; More information: http://members.tripod.com/~parvati/interview.html. Purchase: http://www.tricycle.com/catalog/backissues/163-1.html.
Tom Hodgkinson and Matthew De Abaitua (1996) The Idler’s Companion — An Anthology Of Lazy Literature. Fourth Estate Ltd, London. 176 pages; ISBN: 1857024818. A very brief except of the 1993 Idler McKenna interview. There is also an American edition of this book, ISBN: 0880015497.
Mark Dery (1996) The inner elf: Terence McKenna’s trip. 21C no. #3 pp. More information: http://frontwheeldrive.com/terence_mckenna.html. Original interview, reprinted in Transit lounge: an interface book from 21.C (1997) and Follow for now: Interviews with friends and heroes (2007).
Romeo Darby and Skylaire Alfvegren (1996) But in the meantime, we have a talk with Terence McKenna. Ben is dead no. 27 “Retro Hell Part 3, the Finale.” pp. 35-37;
Matthew Collin (1996) i-Q: Terence McKenna. i-D Magazine: i-deas, fashion, clubs, music, people no. 157 Oct, “The capital issue.” ISSN: 0262-3579. pp. 130;
Terence K. McKenna (1995) Terence McKenna on psychedelic mushrooms, UFOs and the end of history. In Zen in the art of close encounters: Crazy wisdom and UFOs Editor: Paul David Pursglove. The New Being Project, Berkeley CA. 178-182 (of 336) pages; ISBN: 0963869108. McKenna interview by Vickie Cooper, which originally appeared in UFO 4:8 (1993) as Questioning Terence McKenna.
David Jay Brown and Rebecca McClen Novick (1995) The High Times interview: Terence McKenna. High Times Vol: BO17 Apr, ISSN: 0310-2165. Illustrator: Chip Simons, photo: Kathleen Thormod Carr; pp. 26-31,42; More information: http://www.levity.com/mavericks/ter-int.htm. Reprinted from The High Times interview, High Times 200, (1992).
Faustin Bray (1995) Approaching Timewave Zero, Views from the edge of history, Part II. Magical Blend no. 45 ISSN: 1073-5879. Illustrator: Lifesmith Classic Fractals and Faustin Bray; pp. 26-28,30-32,105; More information: http://www.magicalblend.com/library/readingroom/articles/terence2.html.
Alexander Blair-Ewart (1995) Magic plants and the Logos. In Mindfire: Dialogues in the other future Somerville House Publishing, Toronto. 60-72 (of 360) pages; ISBN: 1895897432. Interview begins with a discussion of archaic revival, continues with stoned apes, ayahuasca, psychedelic shamanism, cannabis and the drug war. More information at: http://www.spiritualrealist.com/MINDFIRE/TERENCEM.asp .
Micky Remann (1994) Glosolalia, novelty and the great timestream bifurcation. Psychedelic Illuminations no. 6 pp. 42-48; More information: http://www.deoxy.org/t_timebi.htm.
Eric Gladstone (1994) Earth to Terence! BPM Culture Magazine Mar, pp. 90; Typical one-page profile and interview of McKenna in this music magazine following the release of Alien Dreamtime (1993).
Nevill Drury (1994) Sacred plants and mystic realities: An interview with Terence McKenna. In Echoes from the void: Writings on magic, visionary art and the new consciousness Prism Press Ltd, Bridport Dorset. 155-167 (of 189) pages; ISBN: 185327089X.
Faustin Bray (1994) Approaching Timewave Zero, Views from the edge of history, Part I. Magical Blend no. 44 Nov, ISSN: 1073-5879. Illustrator: Lifesmith Classic Fractals, Faustin Bray and Christine Greuel; pp. 38-40,42-44,91; More information: http://www.magicalblend.com/library/readingroom/articles/terence1.html.
Anon (1993) Carrying on about Re-evolution, True Hallucinations, and Alien Dreamtime with technoshaman Terence McKenna. TRiP: Florida’s upfront dance culture magazine Vol: 12.0 Editor: Peter Wohelski; pp. 12-13,23; Standard Dance Culture interview from shortly after Alien Dreamtime (1993), in a stapled zine.
Sukie Miller (1993) Interview: Terence McKenna. Omni Vol: 15 no. 7 May, ISSN: 0149-8711. Illustrator: photo: Tom Zimberoff; pp. 69-70,72-74,90-92; Interview begins with short biographical sketch, then on to stoned apes, the DMT flash (N,N-dimethyltryptamine) and the elves, the strange attractor, drug advocacy, and hope for human transcendence.
Xandor Korzybski (1993) Terence and the coming Eschaton: Terence McKenna meets Xandor Korzybski. Mondo 2000 no. 10 Illustrator: Bruce and Aya Battoe, Angel, Rose X, photo: Bart Nagel; pp. 48-58;
Mark Kenaston (1993) The Bodhi Tree interview by Mark Kenaston: Psychedelics, shamanism, and the vegetable mind. Bodhi Tree Bookstore no. 5 Spring, pp. 3-7;
Tom Hodgkinson (1993) Conversations: Terence McKenna. The Idler: The magazine for those who live to loaf no. 1 Aug, ISSN: 1351-5098. pp. More information: http://www.idler.co.uk/archives/?page_id=83.
Tom Hodgkinson (1993) Radical mushroom reality. Fortean Times: the journal of strange phenomena no. 71 ISSN: 0308-5899. pp. 35-38;
Grant Gilbert (1993?) Mushroom Culture? Dream Creation inc no. Summer “The Shamanic Issue.” Editor: Stuart Clark; pp. 20-22; Standard sympathetic interview from a British rave scene zine.
Diane Darling (1993) Terence McKenna: Voyager beyond the veils. Green Egg: a journal of the awakening Earth Vol: 26 no. 101 Summer, “Green religion for a green Earth.” ISSN: 1066-7385. Illustrator: photo: Diane Darling; pp. 16-17,40-41; Interview stressing McKenna’s political/feminist/environmental slant on psychedelics: “[A]ccess to the psychedelic experience so that we can set our compass to the Gaian mind; and then, the reduction of population.” Discussion of stoned apes, monogamy and orgasmophobia, entities and shedding the monkey.
Vicki Cooper (1993) Questioning Terence McKenna. UFO: A forum on extraordinary theories and phenomena Vol: 8 no. 4 ISSN: 1043-1233. Illustrator: Kevin Switzer and Jefferson R. Weekley, photo: Mark Kenaston; pp. 22-27;
Vicki Cooper (1993) Psychedelic UFOs. UFO: A forum on extraordinary theories and phenomena Vol: 8 no. 4 ISSN: 1043-1233. Editor: Vicki Cooper and U. F. O. Psychedelic; pp. 20-21;
David Jay Brown and Rebecca McClen Novick (1993) Mushrooms, elves and magic. In Mavericks of the mind: Conversations for the new millennium Crossing Press, Freedom CA. 311 pages; ISBN: 0895946025, 0895946017. More information at: http://mavericksofthemind.com/blog/?p=18.
Anon (1993) Terence McKenna — The Re: Evolution(ary) Shaman (part 2). Through the Looking Glass (Freakbeat Supplement) no. 8 Apr 19, pp. 23-24;
Anon (1993) Terence McKenna — The Re: Evolution(ary) Shaman (part 1). Freakbeat no. 8 Apr 19, pp. 17-19;
Anon (1993) Terence McKenna Interview. Intro: New Cutural Edge no. 1.0 Illustrator: photo: Chip Simons; (In Japanese) pp. 20-23;
Antero Alli (1993) Technomads in hyperspace: Antero Alli interviews Terence McKenna. Talking raven, A journal of imaginative trouble Vol: 3 no. 2 Autumn Equinox, “Media madness.” Illustrator: Photo credit: Faustin Bray; pp. [11]; Abridged version of the Magical Blend interview: Countdown to 2012 (1993).
Antero Alli (1993) Countdown to 2012. Magical Blend no. 40 Oct, ISSN: 1073-5879. Illustrator: Vic Keller, photo: Faustin Bray; pp. 30-36;
Nostradamus Virato and Djuna Wojton (1992) Mind altering substances in spiritual pursuits: An interview with Terance [sic] McKenna. New Frontier: Magazine of Transformation Vol: 11 no. 12 Jul, ISSN: 0886-4616. pp. 17-18,53;
Fred Smith (1992) Terence McKenna. Psychedelic Illuminations no. 3 pp. 17-23;
Carla Sinclair (1992) Spacetime Tsunami. bOING bOING: Brain Candy for Happy Mutants! no. 10 Illustrator: Scott Fike; pp. 32-34; More information: http://deoxy.org/t_sunami.htm.
Karen Peet and Tony Marcus (1992) Psychedelic prophet. i-D Magazine: i-deas, fashion, clubs, music, people no. 107 “The artist issue.” ISSN: 0262-3579. Illustrator: Photo: Matthew R. Lewis; pp. 28-9; More information: http://www.lysergia.com/FeedYourHead/McKenna/McKenna_iDmag1992Aug.jpg.
Mark Jacobson (1992) Is Terence McKenna the Brave Prophet of the Next Psychedelic Revolution, or Is His Cosmic Egg Just a Little Bit Cracked? Esquire Vol: 117 no. 6 Jun, ISSN: 0194-9535. pp. 107-109,133-138;
David Jay Brown and Rebecca McClen Novick (1992) The High Times interview: Terence McKenna. High Times no. 200 Apr, ISSN: 0310-2165. Illustrator: Chip Simons, photo: Kathleen Thormod Carr; pp. 12-16,60-62; More information: http://www.levity.com/mavericks/ter-int.htm. Interview conducted at Esalen, Big Sur, on November 30th, 1988; In The archaic revival (1991), McKenna says this interview came from Terence K. McKenna: An interview (1989) in Critique, but that version was abridged. A longer interview appears here and in Mavericks of the mind (1993).
FIND: High Times. Internet Archive. Archive.is.
Phun G. Badillion (1991) The psychedelic future of Terence McKenna. Dupree’s Diamond News Vol: 4 no. 4 “Issue #20, Into the future with The Grateful Dead.” ISSN: 1073-6263. Editor: Mark Frisk; pp. 24-27, 58; A typical interview of the period—Gaian dialog, stoned ape, archaic revival—all slanted to appeal to Deadheads by Badillion’s conversational interrogation.
Nevill Drury (1990) Sacred plants and mystic realities: An interview with Terence McKenna. Nature and Health Vol: 11 no. 1 Fall, ISSN: 0815-7006. pp. 6-13; More information: http://www.salvia-divinorum-scotland.co.uk/quotes/mckenna/prejudice.htm. Reprinted in The archaic revival (1991).
Renée Zucker (1989) Heimweh nach dem Paradies. Esotera: Neue Dimensionen des Bewußtseins Sep 9, ISSN: 0003-2921. (In German) pp. 28-31,80; McKenna is interviewed about Botanical Dimensions, a non-profit organization, founded by McKenna and his wife Kathleen Harrison McKenna, dedicated to the collection and propagation of medicinal and shamanic plants from the tropics around the world.
Will Noffke (1989) A conversation over saucers. ReVision: A Journal of Consciousness and Transformation Vol: 11 no. 3 Winter, ISSN: 0275-6935. pp. 23-30; In The archaic revival (1991), where this interview is reprinted, McKenna acknowledges the interviewer as Will Nofke. ReVision does not name Nofke.
David Jay Brown and Rebecca McClen Novick (1989) Terence K. McKenna: An interview by David Jay Brown & Rebecca McClen Novick. Critique: A journal of conspiracies & metaphysics no. 31 Jun/Jul/Aug/Sep, ISSN: 0735-6501. pp. 58-60; Excerpts from the interview that appears in Mavericks of the mind (1993).
Jay Levin (1988) In praise of psychedelics. L.A. Weekly May 20-26, p. 16-18,20,22,24,26-27, 26 Edition. Illustrator: photo: Howard Rosenberg. ISSN: 0192-1940. Reprinted in The archaic revival (1991).
Barbara Goldfuss (1988) Listening to the wisdom of plants. Whole Life Monthly no. 72 Mar, ISSN: 0279-5590. Illustrator: photo: judith morgan alexander; pp. 11-12;
Terence K. McKenna (1987) Terence McKenna: Q & A. Magical Blend no. 17 ISSN: 1073-5879. Illustrator: photo: Faustin Bray; pp. 24-29;
Will Noffke (1985) The monkey is being shed. High Frontiers no. 1 pp. 7,28-29;
FIND: Internet Archive.
R. U. (Ken Goffman) Sirius and Charles Ferris (1985) A galactic tapping in to the information field: High Frontiers talks with Terence Mckenna. High Frontiers no. 1 pp. 11-14;
FIND: Internet Archive. 2.
Elvin D. Smith (1984) Terence McKenna talks to the Psychozoic Press (Part 5). Psychozoic Press no. 9 Fall, pp. 69-77; More information: http://www.erowid.org/culture/characters/mckenna_terence/mckenna_terence_interview_1983.shtml. Interview that began with Terence McKenna talks to the Psychozoic Press (1983), concludes.
FIND: Erowid. Internet Archive.
Elvin D. Smith (1984) Terence McKenna interview (part 4). Psychozoic Press no. 8 Summer, pp. 37-41; More information: http://www.erowid.org/culture/characters/mckenna_terence/mckenna_terence_interview_1983.shtml. Interview that began with Terence McKenna talks to the Psychozoic Press (1983), continues. Part Five follows: Terence McKenna talks to the Psychozoic Press (1984).
FIND: Erowid. Internet Archive.
Elvin D. Smith (1984) Terence McKenna (part 3). Psychozoic Press no. 7 Spring, pp. 60-65; More information: http://www.erowid.org/culture/characters/mckenna_terence/mckenna_terence_interview_1983.shtml. The third of five parts (see Terence McKenna talks to the Psychozoic Press, 1983) continues with discussion of link between the UFO contact experience and psilocybin/magic mushrooms (psilocybin) as doorways to hyperdimensional consciousness. Part Four follows: Terence McKenna interview (1984).
FIND: Erowid. Internet Archive.
Elvin D. Smith (1983) Terence McKenna interview (part 2). Psychozoic Press no. 6 Winter, pp. 26-32; More information: http://www.erowid.org/culture/characters/mckenna_terence/mckenna_terence_interview_1983.shtml. The second of five parts (see Terence McKenna talks to the Psychozoic Press, 1983) continues with a discussion of Philo Judeaus, the perfect Logos and visible language. “So I think there is a potential technology; a fusing of language, psychoactive drugs, and thought, that could produce this ontologically different form of communication.” Part Three follows: Terence McKenna (1984).
FIND: Erowid. Internet Archive.
Elvin D. Smith (1983) Terence McKenna talks to the Psychozoic Press. Psychozoic Press no. 5 Fall, pp. 49-53; More information: http://www.erowid.org/culture/characters/mckenna_terence/mckenna_terence_interview_1983.shtml. The first of five parts introduces the concepts of concrescence and visible language in a discussion of The invisible landscape (1993 edition in print). Part Two follows: Terence McKenna interview (1983).
FIND: Erowid. Internet Archive.
Oliver Koehler (none) Interview mit Terence McKenna. Visited: Sep 17, 2000. More information: http://www.paradoxon.com/magazine/Mckenna/Mckenna.html.