Resources


YouTube & Blogs

Ocean Keltoi

Wolf the Red (YouTube)

Wolf the Red (Blog)

The Hold (Discord)

God of Wednesday - Nancy Marie Brown's blog

Wyrdcrafters

Everglades Ergi

The Heathen Bitches

Lays of Mad Sigrún

Mox Bel

Ingwine’s webstead

The Runes of the Old English Rune Poem

Declaration of Flames

To the Rebels and the Wyrdos

Reading List

Read stuff, its cool. But also don't, you don't have to know all this stuff to be a Heathen. Vibing is a valid option. The Gods don't care if you're a nerd.

Saxo Grammaticus - The Danish History

Poetic Edda (Pettit)

Poetic Edda (Bellows)

Prose Edda (Brodeur)

Prose Edda (Uppsala Edda) (Faulkes)

Read all the sagas. They are cool and very metal.

Loki Reading/Resource List


Cool Links & Other Stuff

University of Oslo - Library of Old Norse (sagas, eddas etc)

Viking Society for Northern Research (lots of free pdfs)

Icelandic Saga Map

Old Norse Dictionary

Mimisbrunnr - Blog and Translations

Bosworth and Toller (AS dictionary)

Skaldic Project Database

Tacitus: Germania

Scans of original manuscipts and Snorris edda (this is really cool)

Berkeley Resources (has some cool links)

Samnordisk rune text database -  Nordic runic inscriptions

Viking Answer Lady

List of all the sagas and the translator names

My Norse Digital Image Repository


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