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The Saga of Hromund Gripsson
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The Saga of Hromund Gripsson is one of the legendary sagas (fornaldarsögur) written in Old Norse in medieval Iceland. This... More > translation strives to capture the verve and energy of the original. The hero Hromund Gripsson battles trolls, sorcerors, the undead, and plenty of human enemies in this rollicking old tale of Viking times. < Less
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Idunna #86
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IDUNNA 90 (Winter 2010) focuses on the theme of "Household Crafts" -- on the sorts of things that a Scandinavian household... More > would have done during the long cold nights of Yule. Lorrie Wood reviews the various Viking-era types of knitting and braiding, and Sagadis discusses how to weave Viking-era fabric. There's an essay on traditional Scandinavian star-lore, a piece on the forging of the Troth's new oath ring, plenty of poetry, book and music reviews, our usual columns, and much more! < Less
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Idunna #86
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IDUNNA 90 (Winter 2010) focuses on the theme of "Household Crafts" -- on the sorts of things that a Scandinavian household... More > would have done during the long cold nights of Yule. Lorrie Wood reviews the various Viking-era types of knitting and braiding, and Sagadis discusses how to weave Viking-era fabric. There's an essay on traditional Scandinavian star-lore, a piece on the forging of the Troth's new oath ring, plenty of poetry, book and music reviews, our usual columns, and much more! < Less
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2012 Troth Almanac
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The 2012 Old Heathen's Almanac is packed with helpful hints, facts, and tips for every Heathen householder. Check out our... More > collection of recipes, gardening and household tips, facts about Heathen holidays and months, a handy calendar, and much more! < Less
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2012 Troth Almanac
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The 2012 Old Heathen's Almanac is packed with helpful hints, facts, and tips for every Heathen householder. Check out our... More > collection of recipes, gardening and household tips, facts about Heathen holidays and months, a handy calendar, and much more! < Less
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Idunna #51
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Issue #51 (Spring 2002) of IDUNNA, the quarterly journal published by the Troth, featured the theme of "Freyja". Featured... More > authors include Jordsvin and Patricia LaFayllve on the goddess Freyja, Gangar on magic, Birgit Knorr on the Second Merseburg Charm, plus poetry and stories, recipes, book and music reviews, our usual columnists, and much more! < Less
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Idunna #75
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Issue 75 of IDUNNA, from the spring of 2008, focuses on the hero Beowulf. Steve Pollington discusses the historical... More > background of the poem Beowulf. Ben Waggoner writes on the religious background of the poem, Karen Emanuelson discusses depictions of Grendel's mother, while Jennifer Culver discusses what makes the poem great, and Victoria Clare writes about the traditional drums of the Saami. And there's lots more: book reviews, music reviews, herb-lore, our regular columns, and a children's section! < Less
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The Elder Troth: An Introductory Course of Study
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The ancient religious ways of the Germanic peoples -- the Norse, Anglo-Saxons, Goths, Germans, and many other tribes -- have... More > not been extinguished. Many persons and groups have been working for years to revive them as a serious and meaningful religion for today. Asatru, Heathenry, Theodism, Odinism, Forn Sed, and the Elder Troth are just a few of the names for various modern sects and variants of this ancient, yet ever-growing religious tradition. This book is a brief yet comprehensive guide to this religion, written by one of its foremost and best-known scholars, ideal for anyone who has heard the call of the ancient Gods and is looking for the best way to answer. < Less
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Idunna #57
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Issue #57 of the Troth's quarterly journal IDUNNA, published in fall 2003, focused on the theme of "Freyr". Contributors... More > include: Jordsvin on Yngvi-Freyr, Diana Paxson on Freyr and the cult of the ancestors, Jessica Blalock on her journey from Odin to Freyr -- plus poems, rituals, our regular columns, book and music reviews, and more!` < Less
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Idunna #60
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The Summer 2004 issue (#60) of the Troth's journal IDUNNA focused on the theme of the Germanic hero. Here you'll find... More > Jordsvin on Germanic heroes, Birgit Knorr on the hero Arminius, Kveldulf Gundardsson on Odin and Odinnic heroes, Jolene Dawe on Egill Skallagrimsson, and Jana Barkley on falconry and hunting. Plus there's book reviews, music reviews, and more! < Less
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About The Troth

The Troth is an international organization of people who are working to reclaim and rebuild the pre-Christian religious traditions of the peoples of ancient Germany, Anglo-Saxon England, and Scandinavia, collectively known most commonly as Heathenry. We welcome all who are drawn to the gods, myths, and values of these old ways.

We publish a quarterly journal, Idunna, with both scholarly articles are more personal and intuitive writings, poetry, regular columns, and artwork. We also publish a growing line of books of interest to Heathens, from practical guides to translations of ancient texts.

Visit our website at http://www.thetroth.org/ to learn more about us. Wassail!