Jones, Prudence, and Nigel Pennick. A History of Pagan Europe. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1995. A side of history that has remained silent for many years is finally revealed in Prudence Jones and Nigel Pennick’s work A History of Pagan Europe. Through exploring the tomes of history, lore, and archaeology, the authors have put together an impeccableContinue reading “A History of Pagan Europe”
Category Archives: Norse culture
Dilemma
Next weekend, Pagan pride descends on North-Western NY in the form of the Central NY Pagan Pride Festival in Liverpool, NY (near Syracuse). I’m really excited about the keynote speaker, Patti Lafayllve. She’s a practicing heathen devoted to Freyja and seidh work. Even though I follow an Irish-inspired path, I do have Norse blood in me andContinue reading “Dilemma”
Thinking About Storms
The sky is overcast and it’s a little windy out. It rained earlier. I wish it would storm. I haven’t experienced a good storm in I don’t know how long. You know? The loud kind that causes lights to go out and everyone gathers in one room to cuddle in blankets while listening to theContinue reading “Thinking About Storms”
Great Outdoor Expo and a Different Perspective on Ancestor Veneration
As I said in my last entry, my husband and I saw “How to Train Your Dragon” this afternoon. After that we went to the Watertown Great Outdoor Expo.* The entrance fee was only $3 per person so I figured it would be a fun thing to check out. It’s true that my husband andContinue reading “Great Outdoor Expo and a Different Perspective on Ancestor Veneration”
"How to Train Your Dragon"
The following is my attempt at a review of “How to Train Your Dragon.” There may be some spoilers between the stars. *** Hubby and I went to see “How to Train Your Dragon” this afternoon. We both enjoyed it a lot. Now, part of this is because I’ve always liked dragons. I’ve also alwaysContinue reading “"How to Train Your Dragon"”
Author M. A. Phillips 