‘Battle of the Doomed Gods’ (orig. Kampf der untergehenden Gõtter), illustration by Friedrich Heine in: Wilhelm Wägner, Nordisch-germanische Götter und Helden (Spamer: Leipzig, 1882)
Public Domain. A scene from Ragnarök: Odin, on horseback and pointing his spear, charges the wolf Fenrir and Thor, behind a shield and wielding his hammer, defends against the Midgard Serpent.
Academic Author, Dissident Publicist, Scholar of Sophia Perennis, Keeper of Records
Lectori salutem!
Welcome to Wherewolf, my personal website, which doubles as an online ‘Wolf’s Lair’: this is one the few internet hide-outs of that most elusive of mind-altering and shape-shifting beasts, still haunting our modern world of domesticated men and tamed thoughts: Traditionalism. But before talking about that wolfish thinking-and-being habitat, let me be civil and introduce myself to you.
‘Battle of the Doomed Gods’ (orig. Kampf der untergehenden Gõtter), illustration by Friedrich Heine in: Wilhelm Wägner, Nordisch-germanische Götter und Helden (Spamer: Leipzig, 1882)
Public Domain. A scene from Ragnarök: Odin, on horseback and pointing his spear, charges the wolf Fenrir and Thor, behind a shield and wielding his hammer, defends against the Midgard Serpent.
Academic Author, Dissident Publicist, Scholar of Sophia Perennis, Keeper of Records
Lectori salutem!
My name is Alexander Wolfheze. Extraordinarily,and due to a peculiar personal history, shaped by forces other than my own andolder than myself, I find myself bearing a first name as well as a surname ofmy own choosing.
‘Battle of the Doomed Gods’ (orig. Kampf der untergehenden Gõtter), illustration by Friedrich Heine in: Wilhelm Wägner, Nordisch-germanische Götter und Helden (Spamer: Leipzig, 1882)
Public Domain. A scene from Ragnarök: Odin, on horseback and pointing his spear, charges the wolf Fenrir and Thor, behind a shield and wielding his hammer, defends against the Midgard Serpent.
Academic Author, Dissident Publicist, Scholar of Sophia Perennis, Keeper of Records
Lectori salutem!
My name is Alexander Wolfheze. Extraordinarily,and due to a peculiar personal history, shaped by forces other than my own andolder than myself, I find myself bearing a first name as well as a surname ofmy own choosing.
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