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Northern Magic - Rune Mysteries and Shamanism.
Llewellyn Publications, Edred Thorsson. A companion volume to Futhark. This book takes you to the next level of runic studies discussing runic Galdor, rune casting, Hexology, seith magic, plus basic background information on the Gods and Goddesses of Asatru. I would recommend this volume to the medium to advanced student of runic tradition and lore. Softcover, 246 pages.
$25.00
Eyrbyggia Saga
Palsson translation, Penguin Classics softcover, 179 pages. One of the finest existing sagas for its' descriptions of pre-Christian Icelandic customs and practices. This saga relates tales of many heroic deeds, and the men and women who shaped the Icelandic sagascape.
$24.00
Vinland Saga
Paulsson & Magnusson translation, Penguin softcover. This important saga recounts the tale of the discovery and colonization of both Greenland and Vinland. This is probably the most studied and debated of all the sagas. It is certainly the most readable and studied and debated of all the sagas.
$24.00
Teutonic Magic - the Magical & Spiritual Practices of the Germanic Peoples
Kveldulf Gundarsson Llewllyn, softcover, 311 pages This book covers all aspects of Norse magic, religious practices, the Gods and other holy beings. Magical symbols and more.
$35.00
Poetic Edda
Carolyne Larrington translation. Oxford Press softcover, 326 pages. This new translation of the ancient wisdom and tales of the Gods and Goddesses has been loudly acclaimed for it's easy to read and comprehend language which remains true to the Icelandic to English meanings long used by the early translators. Extensive footnotes.
$30.00
Poetic Edda
Henry Adam Bellows. Dover Publications softcover, 251 pages. At last and after many years, the Bellows translation is again available to the folk. Favored for extensive explanatory footnotes and easy to read style. This translation belongs on every Asatruar's book shelf.
$25.00
Nordic Religions in the Viking Age
DuBois, University of Pennsylvania Press, 271 pages. University of Pennsylvania Press softcover. This authorative work offers a comprehensive narrative on our ancient Heathen beliefs and ustoms, as well as describing Christian influences on the customs and religious practices of Scandinavians. This is the book we all have been waiting for!
$40.00
Barbarian Rites
H.P. Hassenfratz PhD, Inner Traditions softcover, 164 pages. A comprehensive guide to the ancient religious and cultural rites of the Norse/Germanic people during the Bronze Age. This is the most complete and thorough compendium on the subject ever!
$28.00
The Nature of Asatru
Mark Puryear, I Universe Press softcover, 255 pages. An excellent introduction to the religion of Asatru which may benefit the more advanced students as well. Includes chapters on the lore as well as how Asatru is practiced today. It also includes a dictionary which is one of the most complete available; this has received reviews within the Asatru community.
$32.00
The Northern Crusades
Christiansen, Penguin History, softcover, 287 pages. Theconverted military and economic campaign launched against the last of the Heathen tribes of Northern Europe which lasted for hundreds of years and inflicted hundreds of thousands of casualities. This heroic tale of the heroism of the Polish and Lithuanian peoples is a must-read.
$30.00
Viking Age Iceland
Jesse Byock, Penguin softcover, 448 pages. This is the latest offering in a series of books written by Byock about the Saga Era of Iceland. Byock, who is familiar with modern Asatru and supportive of our ways, offers a comprehensive acocunt of the settlement of Iceland and the development of the Gothar Republic, as well as presenting extensive coverage of the mechanics of early Icelandic culture. Personally I have gained a great deal from this work and I highly recommend it to all students of the Northern Folkways.
$30.00
The Sagas of the Icelanders
Various authors, Dover Press softcover, 848 pages. A collection of 18 Icelandic Sagas offerd by different translators. This is an enormous compliation of the finest literature in the Northern World. It also contains an inclusive reference on Icelandic history and customs as well as an Old Norse dictionary.
$38.00
The Saga of Grettir the Strong
Softcover, Penguin Books, 167 pages. Bernard Scudder Translation. A classic reference which describes the conversation period and the life of a true hero of the Asatru of Iceland in the worst of times, a must for your library
$30.00
Our Fathers' Godsaga: Retold for the Young
Victory Ryberg, iuniverse softcover, 224 pages. An epic introduction to Norse mythology written by one of the most respected writers of Odin's Nation. Written for youngsters to understand, this is a useful introduction to the Eddas for our children that you can find. This book is richly illustrated and contains stories ranging from the creation to Ragnarok.
$35.00
Norse Mytholgy for Kids
Mathias Nordvig, PhD Rock Ridge Press, softcover, 134 pages At last, a great book for the Asa kids: Tales of the Gods, Creatures, and Quests. Lavishly Illustrated with Norse glossary as well. Great for reading to the young ones.
$27.00
Gods and Myths of Northern Europe
Hilda Ellis Davidson, Penguin Press softcover, 250 pages. This is the definitive handbook on Norse Mythology, written by the foremost scholar on Norse religion and culture. Contains favorable descriptions of our Gods and Goddesses, and discusses the creation and Ragnarok myths.
$28.00
Myths of the Norsemen from the Eddas and Sagas
H.A. Gruber, Dover Publications softcover, 397 pages and numerous illustrations. This book contains some of the best stories of the Aesir and Vanir ever written, as well as stories of the Sagas as well. We all need this classic reprint.
$30.00
Myths and Symbols of Pagan Europe
hilda R. Ellis Davidson, Syracuse University Press, 268 pages. A comprehensive guide to the ancient practices and zymology of the Norse and Celtic religions and peoples. This book is an excellent resource for the parallel study of the Norse and Celts. Contains numerous drawings and photos.
$33.00
Norse Mythology
Neil Gaiman W.W. Norton Company, Softcover, 304 pages. An excellent and enjoyable primer for those new to Asatru and also the young at hearts. Gaiman is well versed in the myths of the Asatru, and based his writings on Simek who wrote the Dictionary of Norse Mythology and is a standard for research on all Things Norse, and is on the New York Times best seller list. It has certainly expanded the base of those new to our ways.
$28.00
The Study Havamal
Carrie Overton Hugin & Munin Publishing, softcover, 384 pages. At last! A book that lists the stanzas of the Havamal, first in Old Norse, then three separate English translations, with the facing page used for notes taken during single and group study. This is a must for all kindreds who need to know the wisdom of Allfather Odin.
$27.00
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