Gárman Lord founded Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief in 1976 and is the author of Way of the Heathen and numerous other Théodish publications. In 1989 he was named Ætheling of the Wínland Ríce and in 1995 he was crowned its Hálig Cyning (Sacral King). In recent years, Gárman Lord has begun writing fictional works—many of which are often sown through with bits of Théodish lore. For updates on his current writings, be sure to visit Gárman Lord’s Author Page on Amazon.
Þórbeorht Ealdorblótere is a Théodish blótere (priest) and the founder of the Ealdríce Théod, an Anglo-Saxon Heathen fellowship based upon the early Anglo-Saxon religious gilds that arose shortly before conversion. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy with a concentration in Religious Studies as well as a Master of Liberal Arts in English Religious History. Þórbeorht’s works have appeared in HEX Magazine, Vor Tru Magazine, and The Journal of Contemporary Heathen Thought. Þórbeorht previously wrote under the name of Êrmund Aldarman. He is also the editor of Spellstów.
Wordsmið Þegn is one of the first Théodsmen who, alongside Gárman Lord, Ælfwyne Þygen, Æᵹili Þegn, and Werwulf Þegn, was a member of the Witan Théod. As Théodish Belief’s first linguist and as Lárþegn of the Ríce, Wordsmið penned a number of seminal Théodish works during the 1970s, 80s, and early 90s. Amongst those works are “Kingship and Anglo-Saxon Théodism,” the “Angelseaxisc Sprǽclaga” series that appeared in the pages of Vikingstaff Magazine from 1981-1983, and such Old English language courses as Ič Spræce Angel-Seax, Læcnode Angel-Seax, and Wordsmiðes Angel-Seaxisc Grammaticcræft.
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