Hallo my little Heathens!

The weather is shifting, the world is turning toward the dark half of the year, and my creative noggin has officially burst its firewalls. While the characters in my podcast are continuing their coffee break before we dive back into the lead up to the Æsir-Vanir war, I have finally wrangled one of my biggest back-burner projects back into reality.

I mentioned in my last update that I was working on revamping my seasonal materials. I am incredibly excited to share that I have finally channeled that creative fire into three physical tools you can now bring to your own hearth and practice. All three are print-on-demand and are officially available as paperbacks on both Amazon and Lulu:

• The 12-Night Samhain Devotional Journal: Specifically designed for ancestor veneration and modern animist practice. If you are preparing to honor your dead, sit for a dumb supper, or step into the thinning veil this autumn, this 134 page journal provides a dedicated, structured layout to anchor your 12 nights of ritual, reflection, and practice while giving room in the spiral bound* text to add your own thoughts in one place. (*Spiral bound is only on Lulu, Amazon wouldn’t let me use that option.)
• The Aesir Gods of Norse Mythology Coloring Book: Bring the holy powers of Ásgarðr into your quiet time. Featuring twenty beautifully detailed portraits inspired by the Æsir, the most famous tribe of gods in the Norse tradition. Designed for adults, teens, mythology enthusiasts, pagans, Heathens, and anyone who enjoys intricate line art, each illustration is paired with an easy-to-read companion page introducing the figure’s history, symbolism, family relationships, name meanings, primary source material, a bit of author UPG, and traditional associations.
• The Vanir Gods of Norse Mythology Coloring Book: Dedicated entirely to the distinct, magic-weaving spirits of Vanaheimr. Featuring fourteen beautifully detailed portraits inspired by the Vanir, one of the oldest families of gods in the Norse tradition. Designed for adults, teens, mythology enthusiasts, pagans, Heathens, and anyone who enjoys intricate line art, each illustration is paired with an easy-to-read companion page introducing the figure’s history, symbolism, family relationships, name meanings, primary source material, a bit of author UPG, and traditional associations.

These books are pieces of my own lived magical practice offered to yours. If you want a hands-on way to meditate on the lore, step into ancestor work this season, or simply support the channel during a tough financial winter, you can find all three paperbacks on Amazon and Lulu right now.

Additionally, I have posted my original interview with Hades under the Stories Untold tab from 2019. It was buried in my posts and was long past due to move to a more permanent home. But that isn’t the only one! I was recently visited by a different deity of the Underworld, this time from the Celts. Yep, there a brand new interview with Cernunnos added as well. Man, was that one fun and a little embarrassing to write. He has an absolutely wicked sense of humor. 🙂 There is no telling who will show up next.

There are more project in the works, I promise. Now that these things have been moved off the shelf there is now room for other projects to breath and oh is there so much to write. I hope you stick around and enjoy the ride.

Skál, and thank you for rambling through Vanaheim with me!

click on the links below to access my published material –

Full author’s page (Lulu):

https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/ramblingsfromvanaheim

Amazon Links ~

Coloring Books:

12 Nights of Samhain: