Celtic
	The Ancient Celts by Barry Cunliffe		ISBN 0-19815-010-5 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Ancient Irish Tales edited by T. P. Cross and C. Slover		ISBN 0-389-20254-1 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Celtic Britain by Nora Chadwick		ISBN 0-87877-146-8 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Celtic Heritage:  Ancient Tradition in Ireland and Wales by Alwyn and Brinley Rees		"A must have text, explaining the various Cycles of Celtic Mythology, cosmology and calendar" - Vic
	The Celtic World edited by Miranda J. Green		ISBN 0-415-14627-5 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Celts by T.G.E. Powell		ISBN 0-500-27275-1 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	A Circle of Stones:  Journeys and Meditations for Modern Celts by Erynn Rowan Laurie		ISBN 1-57353-106-5 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Early Irish Myths and Sagas translated by Jeffrey Gantz		ISBN 0-14-044397-5 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	GURPS Celtic Myth		Steve Jackson Games "Believe it or not, this is the finest volume I have found on Celtic mythology. Yes, it is a roleplaying game suppliment, but the bibliography alone will tell you all you need to know about the book. The only thing to bear in mind is the treatment of magic and the supernatural - this is intended to be used as a game, after all. On the other hand, the treatment of magic in the book is based on the ancient Celt's worldview, so while it may not be real, per say, it was real to them..." - Mike
	Hymns and Incantations (from the Carmina Gadelica) by Alexander Carmichael		ISBN 0-940262-50-9 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Mabinogion translated by Jeffrey Gantz		ISBN 0-14044-322-3 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Myth, Legend and Romance by Daithi O hOgain		ISBN 0-13-275959-4 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles:  Their Nature and Legacy by Ronald Hutton		ISBN 0-631-18946-7 Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Silver Arm by Jim FitzPatrick		."This is one of a series of an incredibly illustrated retelling of Ireland's mythic history The Book of Invasions." - Vic
	A Social History of Ancient Ireland by Patrick Joyce		."Two illustrated tomes on traditional Irish Celtic Society. Joyce was a graduate of the Old Irish Hedge Schools and an amazing scholar (Old Celtic Romances by Joyce is a wonderful collection of Old Stories.)" - Vic
	Táin Bó Cuailnge		"The centerpiece of Irish folklore. While not the end all be all, it is the sort of volume that all roads pass through, if not lead to." - Mike
	Who Were the Celts? by Kevin Duffey		"A good, straightforward text, but not a difficult read." - Mike
Fiction
	Bell, Book and Murder by Rosemary Edghill		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Chronicles of Fionn MacCumhal by Diana Paxson		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Druids by Morgan Llywelyn		"The story of the confrontation between Vercingetorix and Julius Caesar, told from the perspective of Vercingetorix's friend and chief druid, Ainvar. The character of Ainvar is (I believe) fictional, but the novel is well-researched and very realistic." - Jamie
	Finn MacCool by Morgan Llywelyn		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Horse Goddess by Morgan Llywelyn		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	In the Land of Winter by Richard Grant		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Iron Angel trilogy:   Ironbrand   Graymantle   Kingsbane by John Morressy		"Three sons inherit swords of gold, silver and iron, and set out to reclaim a lost kingdom. An excellent fantasy trilogy by a New Hampshire author." - Jamie
	The Keltiad novels by Patricia Kennealy-Morrison		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Last Herald Mage trilogy:   Magic's Pawn   Magic's Promise   Magic's Price by Mercedes Lackey		"As friends of mine warned me in college, 'You'll hate the end of the first book, but keep reading! It's worth it!'" - Jamie
	Leopard in Exile by Rosemary Edghill and Andre Norton		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Met by Moonlight by Rosemary Edghill		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Red Branch by Morgan Llywelyn		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	The Sevenwaters Trilogy:   Daughter of the Forest   Son of the Shadows   Child of the Prophesy by Juliet Marillier		TOR Fantasy Recommended by Erika
	The Shadow of Albion by Rosemary Edghill and Andre Norton		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Tex and Molly in the Afterlife by Richard Grant		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
	Witches Night Out series:   Witches Night Out   Witches Night of Fear   Witches Key to Terror by Silver Ravenwolf		"I'm not a huge fan of Silver Ravenwolf's non-fiction, but her occult mystery fiction is very suspenseful, and this series aimed at teenagers is a great introduction to the basic tenets of Wiccan-style magical systems, worked into good stories. I was surprised - and pleased - at how dark they were." - Jamie
	The Wodan's Children series by Diana Paxson		Recommended by an anonymous Celtic Reconstructionist
Norse
	Gods and Myths of Northern Europe by H.R. Ellis Davidson		Penguin Books, 1964, 1990 ISBN 0-14-013627-4 "An excellent introduction to the Norse Gods. Basically, anything by Hilda Ellis Davidson can be counted on to be high-quality." - Jamie
	Nine Worlds of Seid-Magic:  Ecstasy and Neo-Shamanism in North European Paganism by Jenny Blain		Routledge, 2002 ISBN 0-415-25651-8 "A good explanation of how Seidhr is practiced in today's pagan community. The historical information is accurate (if sparse), but the author's main focus is on modern practice. Unfortunately, this isn't a 'how-to' book, so the beginner will still need to seek out additional sources, in order to begin practicing." - Jamie
	Njal's Saga translated by Magnus Magnusson and Hermann Palsson		Penguin Books, 1960, 1988 ISBN 0-14-044103-4 "There are so many Icelandic Sagas it's hard to pick one to recommend. This one is my favorite, so far. It's an engrossing story, centering around intelligent, sympathetic characters who lived in the 10th century." - Jamie
	Under the Cloak:  A Pagan Turning Point in the Conversion of Iceland by Jon Hnefill Adalsteinsson		University of Iceland Press, 1999 ISBN 9979-54-380-9 "Primarily concentrating upon the events surrounding the conversion of Iceland to Christianity in 1000 C.E., this is absolutely the best survey of heathen religious references in the Sagas I've come across." - Jamie
Wicca
	The Complete Idiot's Guide to Wicca and Witchcraft by Denise Zimmerman and Katherine A. Gleason		AlphaBooks, 2000 Recommended by Erika
	Green Witchcraft:  Folk Magic, Fairy Lore and Herb Craft by Ann Mourna (Aoumiel)		Llewellyn Publications, 2001 Recommended by Erika
	Pagans and Christians:  the Personal Spiritual Experience by Gus DiZerega, PhD		Llewellyn Publications, 2001 Recommended by Erika
	The Real Witches' Handbook:  A Complete Introduction to the Craft by Kate West		Thorsons, 2001 Recommended by Erika
	The Truth About Witchcraft Today by Scott Cunningham		Llewellyn Publications, 1988 Recommended by Erika
	Wicca by Vivianne Crowley		Thorsons, 2000 Recommended by Erika
	Wicca Craft:  the Modern Witch's Book of Herbs, Magick and Dreams by Gerina Dunwich		Citadel Press, 1991 Recommended by Erika