2023 1st Edtn Ltd Edtn 4/39 Copies Artisanal Edition 24K Signed by Author(s) THE SEARCH FOR ODINN By Shani Oates Illus. Fine Esoteric

Canada: Anathema Publishing, 2023. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. octavo (8vo 6 × 9 152 × 229). N/A. Signed by Author(s). Please email for Photographs or further information. Fine - ARTISANAL Edition (Strictly to 39 copies in TOTAL [includes both versions of the book; with the 18K Gold Painted Edges AND the 24K Gold Leaf Edges] — 2023): 5.25 x 8.5 inches. 448 pages (thick book). Hardbound 100pts, Bound in Genuine Leather 'ARTIC' Colour. Blind Deboss blocking on cover and on rounded spine + Blind Deboss on the back-cover. Raised bands on spine. Navy Blue colored Satin Ribbon and cotton head & tail bands. Custom-Printed Quality Endpapers. Fully Illustrated, Fine typography, interior printed on Munken Pure Smooth Cream 150gsm archive-quality paper. Glued, hand-numbered bookplate, signed by the author inside. Comes with a Slipcase wrapped in handmade paper (Soft Marbled Paper “Silver on Blue.”). Features a wrap-around Silver Foil-Stamped motif of the wooden Shigir Idol. Please see photos as part of condition report 2023 1st Edition , Artisanal Edition 24K THE SEARCH FOR ODINN From Pontic Steppe to Sutton Hoo By Shani Oates Shani Oates, Maid of the Clan of Tubal Cain Occultist, Mystic, Luciferian Pilgrim of the Forbidden Arts, Traditional Craft Practitioner, researcher, lecturer, historian, and writer of the Craft, Magic, Ancestral Tradition, particularly the Robert Cochrane Tradition, and the cultural Folk-lore and Folk-magicks of the Uk and its Northern Heritage. Spae-wife and Matriarch of The People of Goda, The Clan of Tubal Cain. Student of Anthropology, Tantra, Philosophy, and the arcane ‘Other.’ Illustrated By: N/A Format: Hardcover, Language: English Dust Jacket: No Jacket, Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket Published By: Anathema Publishing, Canada octavo (8vo 6 × 9 152 × 229),Pages 448 ISBN: Volume III of the Óðinn Trilogy within the Northern Otherworld Series by Shani Oates Óðinn has been scandalised and deified in equal measure by medieval churchmen, demonising pre-Christian beliefs, and more recently by the romantic idealists and nationalists of the 20th Century, who glamorised them, to the extent that the genuine historical persona of this popular figure is saturated in complex, confusing mythology. Poetic kennings and riddles tease out our deductive processes, pushing beyond rational, logistic exploration to evoke our apprehension of the Other. Yet the key to Óðinn’s real identity resides in the culture of the Scandinavian and Germanic peoples whose principle values, morals and ethics that maintained the health, welfare and well-being of the community, were in the gift of divinised spirits, ancestral and of the land or hearth. Óðinn, was never thus a ‘god’ of the people; conversely, he represented only the well-being of the lid or fyrd, a primary function for warriors as an elite cult. How that cult emerged, and from what sources and influences, is the quest this book seeks to fulfil. Because those ideas and beliefs of the past were and are frequently altered to suit the needs of the present in which they are recorded and implemented, we must opt for genuine context rather than hyperbole. Spanning the Romanised Cults of Mercury and the Matrones and Slavic animisms, my research pushes past conventional boundaries into the totemic practises of Eurasian peoples while remaining faithfully aligned to stringent archaeological and anthropological discoveries. These pages are nonetheless composed with passion, drama, heroism, romance and pathos. We have so much to learn from distant, hidden voices whose words convey the values that relate to a different time, and of thoughts sculpted from the minds and skills of artisans and craftsmen whose incredible artefacts have much to teach us about tradition, ancestry, belief, sorcery and faith. Molded by politics and far-reaching world-turning events centred in trade and faith, Óðinn’s presence emerges from a surprising source that many will find challenging to the popular, but wholly false persona so familiar to us. From Asia to east Anglia, the search for Óðinn is herewith concluded. ~Shani Oates, 2022. SKU: BTETM0002163 Approximate Package Dimensions H: 12.5, L: 30, W: 25 (Units: cm), W: 2Kg