The Norse Mythology Blog
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The Norse Mythology Blog by Dr. Karl E. H. Seigfried was named the world's Best Religion Weblog in 2012, 2013 and 2014. It is the first religion blog to enter the Weblog Awards Hall of Fame. In addition to original articles and interviews on myth and religion, the site features projects such as the Worldwide Heathen Census 2013, a first attempt to estimate current numbers of adherents of the modern iteration of Norse religion. Chicago Public Radio: "[Karl's] one of the country's most respected researchers and lecturers on Norse mythology." Chicago Humanities Festival: "Seigfried is a prolific chronicler of the world of Norse mythology." Weaving Wyrd: "His questions are thought-provoking, and his scholarly bona fides are pretty impressive." Bob Freeman: "For anyone with an interest in Norse culture, myth, and magic, there is no better place to visit on the web." Carthage News: "His would be considered a David-and-Goliath story, except Carthage professor Karl Seigfried topped the writers who discuss those kinds of biblical figures." The Wild Hunt: "If you aren't already reading Dr. Karl E. H. Seigfried's amazing The Norse Mythology Blog, then you've been remiss. The blog is one of the most content-rich affairs for lovers of Norse mythology I've ever seen." Tales of a GM: "This is an amazing resource for anyone interested in the history and culture of Northern Europe. The Norse Mythology Blog is such a brilliant combination of modern issues and ancient sources. If you have any interest in Norse culture or mythology, then you must visit Dr Seigfried's site." Vancouver Sun: "The best blog on faith and spirituality may be one about a so-called ‘dead' religion, Norse mythology. The Norse Mythology Blog reflects deep knowledge of this ancient religion, along with an affable spirit. [Karl] knows everything one would ever want to know about Thor, Odin, Frey, Loki, Frigg, Freya and countless more Norse gods, goddesses and mythological hangers-on."
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