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Heathenry and Witchcraft
A Listmania! list by Ms. C. L. Houghton "elswyth_pyewacket"

1. The Way Of Wyrd: Tales of an Anglo-Saxon Sorcerer by Brian Bates

The list author says:
	"Well written, absorbing and full of good information about Anglo-Saxon belief and shamanism. Ok so some bits are dodgy and quite comedic but I like it on the whole"

�6.84 Used & New from: �3.07

(24 customer reviews)

2. Futhark: Handbook of Rune Magic by Edred Thorsson

The list author says:
	"Before Thorsson became Llewelyn scum, he actually wrote some decent stuff that wasn't barely disguised 'Wiccatru' boo hiss. Lots of detail and not nearly as much presenting personal theory as fact"

�12.74 Used & New from: �3.48

(13 customer reviews)

3. The Poetic Edda (Oxford World's Classics) by Carolyne Larrington

The list author says:
	"If you're going to get into Heathenry. Read the Eddas."

Used & New from: �2.12

(5 customer reviews)

4. Edda (Everyman) by Anthony Faulkes

The list author says:
	"Once more with feeling....read the Eddas.The Prose Eddas helps you to understand what's going on in the Poetic Eddas."

�6.29 Used & New from: �1.31

(1 customer review)

5. The Book of Seidr: The Native English and Northern European Shamanic Tradition by Runic John

The list author says:
	"Fantastic book. Informative and bursting with enthusiasm... like er....well...Runic John in real life really."

�14.95

(3 customer reviews)

6. The Saga of the Volsungs: The Norse Epic of Sigurd the Dragon Slayer (Penguin Classics) by Jesse L Byock

The list author says:
	"A clearer and more dramatised telling of one of the most famous Eddic tales of all time."

�6.99 Used & New from: �2.12

(11 customer reviews)

7. A Witch Alone: Thirteen moons to master natural magic by Marian Green

The list author says:
	"Thinking Witchcraft?? Well forget Edain Mc Coy, Kate West boo hiss, Silver Ravenpoo and Buckland. Read something decent i.e this."

Used & New from: �2.98

(30 customer reviews)

8. The Witch's Guide to Life by Kala Trobe

The list author says:
	"ok ok, not my usual bumpf, I know but in spite of the L-word on the spine, it's still not a bad book. Very readable. Bit like the Good Charlotte of the book world. Pop, but catchy as hell."