In an effort to draw more attention to excellent work by experts working in similar circles as Mimisbrunnr.info—and as a nod to the site’s origins as a news source for ancient Germanic studies—Mimisbrunnr.info produces a retrospective digest of the activities of a variety of associated projects every month. January 2020 updates include content from Brute Norse, Folklore & Fiction, Nordic Animism, and the Nordic Mythology Channel & Podcast.

Mimisbrunnr.info now hosts an index to scholar Rudolf Simek’s “Dictionary of Northern Mythology”, a resource commonly used by scholars in ancient Germanic studies.

With the swell of popular interest in topics such as the Viking Age and the development of Germanic Heathenry in locations such as the United States, Europe, and South America, it’s not uncommon to see people wearing Mjöllnir pendants once again. While some of these hammers are mass-produced alongside other trinkets in distant locations by unknown hands, others are produced by craftspeople who derive spiritual value from their production, much as their ancient precursors. An example of the latter, American metalworker and heathen Nathan Zilka of Zilka Forgewerks practices his craft in Portland, Oregon today.