Norse-Gaelic Paganism: Viking and Irish Myth and Magic By Annie Cúglas Humphrey

Annie Cúglas Humphrey explores the meeting of Norse and Gaelic religious traditions in Viking Ireland and across the North Atlantic. Archaeological and literary material informs her discussion of ancestors, household spirits, Icelandic settlement and the folklore of places such as the Isle of Man.

Writing as both a scholar and a Pagan practitioner, Humphrey combines historical research with personal spiritual interpretation. The book offers a particular synthesis of these traditions rather than a claim that all modern practices survive unchanged from antiquity.