Kathryn Price NicDhàna

Kathryn NicDhàna is an author, editor and artist, writing primarily in the fields of spirituality, politics, satire and music criticism. She is the co-author of The CR FAQ, An Introduction to Celtic Reconstructionism (the only book on CR) and The Gaol Naofa Gaelic Polytheism FAQ (available as an eBook). Some articles on Indigenous Solidarity that she's written, compiled or contributed to include✧ Colonists, Descendants of Colonists, and "Indigenous" Identity ✧ White Tears, Native Americans, “Druids” and J.K. Rowling’s “Magic in North America” ✧ Covert White Supremacy and the “Anti-Racist” Racists ✧ On Indigenous Knowledge and Indigenous Identity ✧ Why Is Cher Arguing with Native Twitter? (contributor) And in the field of Gaelic Polytheism✧ Children and Family in Gaelic Polytheism ✧ Breath of Life: The Triple Flame of Brigid ✧ Prayer in Gaelic Polytheism ✧ Offerings in Gaelic Polytheism✧ Rowan and Red Thread ✧ KILLYOUANDEATYOU ✧ Treehuggers ✧ other articles.She serves on the governing councils of CAORANN and Gaol Naofa Her partially-misspent youth is satirized in the comic series the death crones, and her groundbreaking work on the spiritual meanings behind the sheela na gigs has been often imitated, if not-so-often credited. She's been publishing since 1980, and her work has been translated into seven languages. Her most recent work in multimedia can be found in the videos and memes she's been translating, composing and editing for Gaol Naofa. She lives with her pack of dogs and humans in the wooded mountains of Wabanaki Territory.An Interview with Kathryn Price NicDhàna: Celtic Reconstructionism Ioma-Dhiadhach Ghàidhealach / Ildiachaí GaelachNigheanan nan Cailleach, Ora nam Bandia, An Chuallacht Ghaol NaofaAn Chomairle Ghaol Naofa (Comairligtheóir)Ar Dòigh-Beatha Ioma-Dhiadhach Ghàidhealach, is, Ár nDóigh Bheatha Ildiach is Gaelachphoto and knotwork copyright ©2018 kpn, all rights reserved

Gaelic Polytheism, Gaelic languages, traditional Gaelic culture, language preservation, Gàidhlig, Gaeilge, Ban-sagartan Bhrìghde, NicEoghainn, Clann Eóghain na h-Oitrich, Catawba, Yę Iswąre tatene utkéware hęwu, sgriobhadh, leughadh, dannsa, Nigheanan nan Cailleach, The Metaphorical Jet Ski Clan, Celtic Reconstructionism, Tara, Teamhair, Rath Gabhra Abu, 'S e an t-Uisge a' Bheatha, Yaye Wąraré, video production, traditional music, bodhrán, ceremony, protection of ceremony, protection of sacred sites, Indigenous solidarity, NoDAPL, Water Is Life