The Journal of Contemporary Heathen Thought [Title]



Publications


Volume two of the journal is now available for purchase from our Creatspace store and on Amazon.  Volume two's contents include:
  • Guido von List's "On the German Priesthood of Wuotan"
  • Friedrich Bernhard Marby's "The Origins of Matter"
  • Žorbert Lķnleįh's "Huuetstźneslioth"
  • Stephen M. Borthwick's "The Natural Order of the Ensouled Folk" and "Against the Primitivists"
  • Christopher A. Plaisance's "The Emergent Hierarchy"
  • Kris Stevenson's "Hero, Anti-Hero, Villain"
  • Zachary Monte Hansen's "Entropy Personified"
  • Stephen Pollington's "The Horned Man"
  • Interviews with Stefn Thorsman and Ed LeBouthillier, Bron Taylor, and John Michael Greer
  • A selection of book reviews
  • And cover art by Arrowyn Craban-Lauer




Volume one of the journal is now available for purchase from our Creatspace store, Amazon.com, and a growing selection of book stores.  Volume one's contents include:
  • Alain de Benoist's “Intolerance and Religion”
  • Stephen M. Borthwick's “Hermann Awakened: Folkishness vs. Racism”
  •  Dan Cęppe's “Wandering the Nine Worlds: Heathenism's Shamanic Origins”
  •  Juleigh Howard-Hobson's “The Feminine in the Post-Modern Age: How Feminism Negates Folkways”
  • Henry Lauer's “Cognitive Bias and Contemporary Heathenry”
  • Loddfafner's “When the Gods Speak Back: A Heathen Perspective on Gardening”
  • Christopher A. Plaisance's “Why I am a Heathen”
  • Steven Robinson's “Thoughts on Poetry”
  • Kris Stevenson's “An Interpretation of Germanic Mythology”
  • Hunter Yoder's “Magic Plants Used Symbolically in Germanic Heathen Hexology”
  • Selected poetry from Xenia Bakran-Sunic, Juleigh Howard-Hobson, Steven Robinson and Troy Wisehart
  • An interview with Neofolk musicians Sonne Hagal
  • And a selection of book reviews



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