Writers & Musicians

 Philip Carr-Gomm:

With a wealth of knowledge and experience, Philip Carr-Gomm has authored numerous books that serve as invaluable resources for those interested in druidry. His works, such as "The Druid Way" and "Druid Mysteries," provide deep insights into the ancient traditions and philosophies of druidry.

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Damh the Bard:

A folk musician, poet and modern-day Bard whose songs and stories are inspired by myth, nature, and the living Bardic tradition. A long-time member of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, his work expresses the flow of awen through music that is both heartfelt and deeply rooted in Druidry. Through song and spoken word, he invites listeners into a world where myth, land, and spirit are alive and present.

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Andrew Anderson:

Andrew Anderson's writings beautifully blend druidry with spirituality, offering readers a unique perspective on the interconnectedness of nature and the divine. His books, including "The Magic of Cats" and "The Ritual of Writing" guide readers on a transformative journey of self-discovery and connection with the natural world.

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Ellen Evert Hopman:

 A Master Herbalist, Druid Priestess & widely respected author whose books explore Celtic spirituality, herbal lore, tree wisdom and seasonal ritual. She has also been involved with several Druid orders over the years, including OBOD. Her writing is rooted in lived practice, scholarship and a deep relationship with land, tradition and the sacred cycles of the year. 

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Glennie Kindred:

Known for her deep connection with nature, Glennie Kindred's writings inspire readers to embrace the wisdom of the natural world. Her books, including "Sacred Earth Celebrations" and "Letting in the Wild Edges," offer rituals, meditations, and practices that foster a deeper relationship with the earth and its cycles.

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Kristoffer Hughes:

An award-winning writer whose work explores Celtic and Welsh mythology, death, dying and the sacred transitions of life. Founder and head of the Anglesey Druid Order, and a member of OBOD, he is the author of several influential books and the creator of the Celtic Tarot. His writing is rooted in land, tradition & lived experience, offering thoughtful insight into spirituality and the Celtic world.

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Penny Billington:

As an esteemed druid and author, Penny Billington's books are treasured by those seeking to deepen their understanding of druidry. Her works, such as "The Path of Druidry" and "The Wisdom of Birch, Oak, and Yew," provide practical guidance and profound insights into the druidic path.

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Joanna Van Der Hoeven:

Joanna Van Der Hoeven's works beautifully blend druidry with modern spirituality, offering a fresh perspective on ancient traditions. Her books, such as "The Awen Alone" and "Zen Druidry," provide practical guidance for incorporating druidic principles into everyday life.

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Ronald Hutton:

As a renowned historian and author, Ronald Hutton's writings shed light on the historical and cultural aspects of druidry. His books, including "The Druids: A History" and "Blood and Mistletoe," provide a comprehensive understanding of the origins and evolution of druidic practices.

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