Idunna #96

Heathens do, in fact, have a sense of humor. . . as IDUNNA #96 (Summer 2013) amply proves. Ben Waggoner translates a funny story (with serious roots) from the medieval manuscript Flateyjarbók, "The Tale of Völsi". We have Part Four of Kveldúlfr Gundarson's study of the god Loki, "Loki's Place in Heathenry Today." There's plenty of jokes, ranging from snappy one-liners to witty poems, together with humorous retellings of myths by Hannah Lipsky and Hillary Ayer. In a slightly more serious vein, Shane Hultquist reports on the 2012 Hall and Horn Gathering, Rob Schreiwer describes the Troth's new In-Reach program, and Nichole Mann gives us some tips on physical fitness. And there's all the usual columns, a children's story, recipes, book and music reviews, and more -- all served with a dash of Heathen humor!