Written by no one on 12.03.2013 at 22:17

Written by Ellrohir on 12.03.2013 at 13:07

So what exactly are you looking for? (more or less) fantasy novels? and how much "paganism" you want in it and what would be "pagan" enough for you? do you take Mediterranean antic civilizations as pagan? or rather just Celtic, Slavic or German tribes?

for example i know great historical fiction (the characters and events are real, the storyline and exact dialogues are made up) "The Eagle and the Raven" by Pauline Gedge...its about Britons defending from Romans in 1st century...so there are some elements of pagan religion, but its not really focused on discussing their rituals

i am sure i have more books in my library, that are "adult enough", just define me the borders

Well that's a bit of a problem because i don't know too much about paganism, but really enjoyed reading 'the way of the wyrd' because it used rituals and the pagans relationship with nature based on actual practices that ancient pagan sorcerers used hundreds of years ago

naturalistic pagan/pantheism interests me, or just or just paganism centered around it's relationship with nature.I'd like some darkness to the story too,and not massive heroic war type story's either,just small settlements kind of thing.

sorry im not sure if that narrows it down for ya enough

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Written by Ellrohir on 13.03.2013 at 15:53

Problem is i tend to read those "massive heroic war type stories" but you should try this "The Eagle And The Raven" and see if this suits you or not...also i remembered Poul Anderson's "Mother Of Kings" - its from viking Norway of 10th century, the time when old gods began losing to Christianity, but it focus on one family and one life story (although she is a noble queen with lots of power)

i figured that, i really though i would get more response, especially with so much people into all the pagan themed metal these days. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction anyway.

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btw from what i know (and it are the options of people who have master degrees in history and focus on pagan stuff for their whole lives), there is noone in the world today who really knows "actual practices that ancient pagan sorcerers used hundreds of years ago"...all those neopagans (either slavic, celtic or viking), are just pretending something and their "traditions" most likely origin somewhere in 18th and 19th century romanticism...old traditions are in general lost, melted into christian culture that covered Europe for centuries...

Written by no one on 14.03.2013 at 07:47

Brian Bates says in his book 'the way of the wyrd' the spells, ceremonies, healing remedies, and spiritual teachings used by the sorcerer character are straight out of a 1,000 year old wizards spell book preserved in the vaults of the British library.

Written by whatsacow on 15.03.2013 at 01:08

Written by ANGEL REAPER on 14.03.2013 at 11:31

Written by whatsacow on 13.03.2013 at 00:44

I was going to suggest google, but googling adult pagan novels may get you in a bit of trouble

hey i remember some porn movie with pagan theme ... it was hilarious to watch ...oh 70's

...I have to see that. I remember some porn movie that was based around Norse Mythology and it was pretty damn funny. We have a night here at college where we find the most retarded and hilarious porn and watch it while we get drunk, so if you could tell me what it was called that would be great!