The Gerímbóc and the Seasons

What would the year look like if we stopped forcing the old Anglo-Saxon months into a modern calendar and began instead with the Moon, the Sun, and the changing seasons?

The Gerímbóc and the Seasons reconstructs a practical lunisolar reckoning from the surviving evidence. It follows the lunar month from renewal to fullness, restores the third Liða to its proper place, and sets the months within the larger turning of the seasons and the nineteen-year Great Cycle.

This is not an attempt to freeze living practice beneath an academic reconstruction. It is an attempt to begin again with the evidence—and to learn once more how to live within the year.