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The Troth is an organization that unites people around the world who worship
and honor the old Gods and Goddesses of the Germanic peoples. There are
many different traditions within this religion, including Ásatrú, Theodism,
Odinism, and others—but what unites us all is deep love for the old Gods and
Goddesses, for our worthy ancestors, and for the values expressed in our
myths and stories. We work every day to rebuild our ancient religion and bring
it into the modern world, while staying true to our ancient roots.
The Troth publishes an expanding line of books, as well as a quarterly journal,
Idunna. We aim to be a resource for all who would learn more about our ways.
You can download our current catalog in PDF format
by clicking here.
Our Troth: History and Lore (Volume 1)
- Paperback: $25.99
- Hardcover: $38.99
Our Troth: Living the Troth (Volume 2)
- Paperback: $25.99
- Hardcover: $38.99
Our Troth: First published in 1993, Our Troth was hailed as an “instant classic”. We are proud to have republished it as a two-volume set, greatly expanded and updated. Our Troth is the most comprehensive book ever published on old and revived Germanic religion.
Available in paperback from Amazon.com or directly from the Troth. Hardcovers are only available by direct order from the Troth. |
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Things, Signs, and their Meanings:An illustrated dictionary of holy signs and symbols for Heathens, explaining their origins and meanings. $8.00. Also available as a PDF download for $3.00.
Norse Magical and Herbal Healing: The first translation of a medieval Icelandic medical book on healing herbs, healing magic, and later folklore. $12.00. Also available as a PDF download for $5.00. Or buy it from Amazon.com!
2012 Old Heathen's Almanac: A calendar of religious and secular holidays, tips on gardening and crafting, recipes, reflections on the seasons from a Heathen perspective, and much more! $10.00. Also available as a PDF download for $5.00. Keep your eyes open for the 2013 Almanac!
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The Troth Lore Series: These are fresh, new English translations of Old Norse legendary sagas and tales. Heroes of the Heathen past deal with giants and dragons, battle armies and sorcerors, and even encounter the old Gods now and then. Most of these legendary sagas, or fornaldarsögur, have never been translated before, or else are hard to find in English. We provide full bibliographies and complete commentary to help you understand these tales in context. Whether you’re a serious scholar of mythology, or just love Viking adventures, you’ll want these! |
Available from Lulu.com, Amazon.com, or by direct order from the Troth |
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The Sagas of Ragnar Lodbrok: Sagas of the legendary Viking warrior and his sons. $14.01. Also available as a PDF download for $5.00.
The Sagas of Fridthjof the Bold: Tales of adventure, battle, and romance. $12.99. Also available as a PDF download for $5.00.
Sagas of Giants and Heroes: Four complete sagas and six shorter tales of mighty and dangerous giants, and the heroes who dared to face them. $16.99. Also available as a PDF download for $5.00.
The Hrafnista Sagas: A cycle of four legendary sagas about a family of mighty men from Hrafnista, Norway, and their battles with foes both human and inhuman. $16.99. Also available as a PDF download for $5.00.
The Saga of Hromund Gripsson: A ripping Viking tale of quests for treasures, struggles against treachery, and battles against foes both human and inhuman. Available exclusively as an e-book. $3.00 for PDF download or Amazon Kindle.
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Idunna is the Troth’s quarterly journal. Each issue is organized around a theme of interest to Heathens. You’ll find a stimulating mix of work from some of the best Heathen writers and artists working today—including:
- feature articles ranging from academic studies to personal essays
- poetry and fiction
- book and music reviews
- regular columns and commentary
Issues in boldface are available as reprints through Lulu.com. Most cost $7.25 in print, although unusually short or long issues may cost a little more or less. Reprints can also be purchased as PDF electronic files for $3.00 each (we'll be adding a list of available PDFs soon, but until then, search Lulu.com for the titles you want). All other issues listed are still available by direct order for $6.00, while supplies last. If you're interested in an issue that isn't listed here, keep checking back; we're actively working on getting every issue reprinted.
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1 (1988): vol. 1, no. 1
2 (1988): vol. 1, no. 2
3 (1988): vol. 1, no. 3
4 (1988): vol. 1, no. 4
5 (July ’89): vol. 2, no. 1
6 (Oct. ’89): vol. 2, no. 2
7 (Jan. ’90): vol. 2, no. 3
8 (Apr. ’90): vol. 2, no. 4
9 (July. '90): vol. 2, no. 5
11 (Aug. ’91): vol. 3, no. 2
28 (Fall ‘95): Norse Cosmography
29 (Winter ‘95): Teutonic Social Structures
30 (Winter ‘96-7): Holda
31 (Winter ‘97): Baldr
32 (Summer ‘97): Troth
33 (Fall ‘97): Thor
34 (Winter ’97): Yule
35 (Spring ‘98): The Vanir
36 (Summer ‘98): Holy Earth
37 (Fall ‘98): Seidh
38 (Winter ‘98): Galdor
39 (Spring ‘99): Heathen Crafts
40 (Summer ‘99): Marriage
41 (Fall ‘99): Odin
42 (Winter ‘99): Wyrd
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43 (Spring ‘00): Frigga
44 (Summer ‘00): Iceland
45 (Fall ‘00): Vinland
46 (Winter ‘00): Children
47 (Spring ‘01): Humor
48 (Harvest ‘01): The Sea
49 (Fall ‘01): Ancestors
50 (Winter ‘01): Celebrating the Troth
51 (Spring ‘02): Freyja
52 (Summer ‘02): Animals
53 (Fall ‘02): Music
54 (Winter ‘02): Tyr
55 (Spring ‘03): Hofs and Harrows
56 (Summer ‘03): Mead
57 (Fall ‘03): Freyr
58 (Winter ‘03): Fire & Ice
59 (Spring ‘04): Ostara
60 (Summer ‘04): Heroes
61 (Fall ‘04): Wayland Smith
62 (Winter ‘04): World Tree
63 (Spring ‘05): Poetry
64 (Summer ‘05): Viking Games
65 (Fall ‘05): Magic
66 (Winter ‘05): Jotnar
67 (Spring ‘06): Idunna
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68 (Summer‘06): England
69 (Fall ‘06): Law
70 (Winter ‘06): Afterlives
71 (Spring ‘07): Walburga
72 (Summer ‘07): Runes
73 (Fall ‘07): The Land
74 (Winter ‘07): Yule Fires
75 (Spring ’08): Beowulf
76 (Summer’08): Heimdall
77 (Fall ‘08): Finland
78 (Winter ‘08): Skadi
79 (Spring ’09): Creation
80 (Summer ’09): Norway
81 (Fall ’09): Odin
82 (Winter ’09): Hospitality
83 (Spring '10): Thor
84 (Summer '10): Alfar
85 (Fall '10): Sweden
86 (Winter '10): Heathen Crafts
87 (Spring '11): Myth and Meaning
88 (Summer '11): Heathen Stew
89 (Fall '11): Sif
90 (Winter '11): The Wild Hunt
91 (Spring '12): Walpurgisnacht
92 (Summer '12): The Troth at 25
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Books from Amazon.com: We review many books and music recordings, and even the occasional movie, in Idunna. Most of these are available through our Amazon.com store. Here we've posted excerpts from the reviews in Idunna. We review books ranging from fiction, to children's and young adult books, to basic texts of Germanic myth and legend, to heavyweight academic scholarship. Our music reviews encompass classical, early music, folk, heavy metal -- as long as it has something to do with our religion and folkways, we'll review it. No matter what your interests, tastes, or level of knowledge, you can find something good to read or listen to here!
Online orders from Lulu.com: Order from the Troth’s store at http://stores.lulu.com/thetroth
Online orders from Amazon.com: Order from the Troth’s store at
http://astore.amazon.com/thetro-20
To order directly from the Troth: Send check or money order to:
The Troth
24 Dixwell Ave.
Suite 134
New Haven, CT 06511
USA
Please include $4 shipping and handling for the first item and $1 for each additional item. Please provide a valid shipping address, and allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. Prices in this catalog are current as of January 2010 but may be subject to change. Orders will be refunded if an item is out of stock, if payment is insufficient, or if shipping and handling is not included.
To join the Troth: Membership includes a 1-year subscription (four issues) to
Idunna, access to our e-mail lists, and after one year, eligibility for our Clergy
and Lore training programs.
Annual membership dues are as follows:
- $30.00/year: USA Single
- $35.00/year: Outside USA Single
- $35.00/year: USA Family
- $40.00/year: Outside USA Family
Prospective members may learn more about the Troth or join online at http://www.thetroth.org , by writing to the above mailing address, or by email to troth-questions@thetroth.org.
Booksellers wishing to place wholesale orders may contact the Troth directly for terms and pricing.
The Troth does not support any misuse of Germanic religion and culture to advance causes of racism, white supremacy, or any other form of discrimination. Membership in the Troth is open to all who seek to know and honor the Gods, ancestors, and values of the pre-Christian Germanic traditions, regardless of gender, race, nationality, or sexual orientation.
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