Heathenry & The Sea Hardcover – 22 Sept. 2021

Coultas has quickly solidified a reputation for high quality work within this sphere. Heathens cannot go wrong with this exploration into an area that few write about (especially considering the importance of the sea in the Viking Age!) Highly recommend.

Really good read, it's full of information and brilliant illustrations. A must have for any sea loving heathen! And a great read for anyone interested in heathenry in genral.

This was a fantastic read filled with lots of information and knowledge. I really enjoyed this book and I would recommend it to any aspiring heathen or anyone looking for info

A fantastic book for anybody with an interest in both modern and historical Heathenry and its connection to the water. Well-researched with lots of fascinating information. Highly recommended!

Informative and thoroughly investigated. The aspect of the seas in Anglo saxon and medieval times, an enjoyable read for many heathens, or people interested in heathenry. Traditional illustrations, loved it!

Absolutely brilliant book, so in depth and very very well researched. This is a must read!! And should be on every heathens bookshelf.

This book has clearly been well researched, be it taking note of certain customs and folklore to shining a light in other less considered aspects of Heathenry and the gods relationship with nature and the humans of Midgard. This is the sort of thing that get the mind engaged and inspired, exactly what I’ve come to expect from Mr Coultas in his dedication to his religion and it’s people.

A fantastically written and well researched book! With the ocean being of the utmost importance to our island, it’s remarkable to read something that’s able to inform whilst being relevant. Highly recommended, as there is much more information available than the commonly recited tales!

I purchased this book to learn more about the Gods of the waters but what I received was a much deeper understanding about the history of what the ocean has meant to men, the spirits of our waterways, how to venerate our ancestors of both blood and profession, conservation as it relates to the Web of Wyrd and the gift giving cycle, and of course our Gods. Wonderful book packed full of so much information.