What is this new Heathenism that is again challenging the spirit and values in people of northern European heritage? It is the Old Custom, and the Poetic Edda holds a vital place in it. This newly revised edition of the Poetic Edda is based upon the highly acclaimed Olive Bray translation and contains the Prophecy of the Wise Woman and The Havamal. Together with a New Glossary of modern Heathen terms and a concise introduction, this single source book is a practical "must have" for understanding Heathenism

Together with the Poetic Edda, the Sagas, and Jacob Grimm's Teutonic Mythology, Tacitus' Germania is among the primary resources on the Old Customs of the Teutonic Folk, or the Germanic people, as we are commonly referred to today in academic circles.

If you've been looking for the essentials of modern Heathenry in a compact form, the Pocket Heathen was created for you. Slim enough to slip into a full backpack or your laptop case when you're on the go, its pages are packed with information: a newly updated Olive Bray translation of The Havamal, The Prophecy of the Wise Woman, and more; a Glossary of current Heathen terms that makes difficult concepts clear and relevant for today; and a new interpretation of the illustrated World Tree, Yggdrasil, with its Nine Realms and the Runic web it contains, plus the complete Runes of the Elder...