"The Heathen Way breathes a joyous burst of much-needed fresh energy and inspiration into modern heathen magick and practice. This extremely thorough guide manages to bring the reader deep while also remaining accessible to practitioners of all levels. The authors deftly approach the importance of balancing historical knowledge with modern innovation, and do so with an agile respect. The exercises for skill development are thoughtfully delivered and extremely effective, and these are interspersed with chapters full of foundational teaching which are just a sheer joy to read. As a long-time magickal teacher with lots of experience in studying Scandinavian literature and lore as well as in direct runic practice, I can confidently recommend this work to my own students and will be referring back to it frequently as a trusted reference in my study and practice of magick from here on out."
—Nikki Wardwell Sleath, MA, author of Dream Sorcery, Ogham Sorcery, and Seals of the Tuatha

"Coming from decades of lived experience, Irene and Ash break down the barriers around Heathenry that can often prevent those interested in connecting with the modern, 21st-century inclusive community. Offering an excellent overview and foundation of the major beliefs and practices, more importantly this work is illuminated with personal anecdotes and deeper insights that can only come from a solid living practice. Inspiring and inspired, Irene and Ash have given modern Heathens both old and new a powerful resource to build from, and build wherever they happen to be."
—Benjamin Stimpson, author of Ancestral Whispers

"The Heathen Way answered the call for excellence in inclusive Heathen resources! This book will guide you into your own path as you answer your own call on the Northern Road! Irene and Ash welcome you into the world of inclusive Heathenry. This book will reward you with insights, wisdom, and methods to explore your own spiritual call for generations to come. The call welcomes all! The Heathen Way will show you why, and teach you how to make inclusive Heathenry your own."
—Lonnie Scott, author of The Javamal and host of Weird Web Radio