Steff V ScottAbout the Author: Steff V Scott is a writer, researcher, and a prominent Pagan Rights Activist in his home country, having served two terms as the Presiding Officer (Elected) of the Pagan Federation (Scotland). He has spoken at Pagan Events both Natinally and Internationally on the subject of 'Sumerian Paganism in Practice', as well as to Colleges, Universities, City and Community Councils, Museums representing 'Modern Paganism' in general. In 2021 he led a panel at the Parliament of the World's Religions on 'Anti-Pagan Prejudice & Discrimination'. He was the first Pagan to be elected as Chair of an Interfaith Organization in his Home Country, and the first Pagan to give the Welcome Address at Scotland's prestigious Interfaith Week National Launch Event. Academically he has studied the Archaeology of the Near East, Literature and Art of the Ancient Near East, Ancient Near Eastern Demonology, the Archaeology of Ritual and Magic, the Cult of the God Mithras, and the Cult of the Goddess Anat, between the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow. He has also taught a class on 'Contemporary Paganism' at Glasgow University's summer school on 'Religion and Spirituality in Scotland'. He is the Co-Founder of the 'Temple of Inanna', and is the Director of 'Eanna Press': a Publishing Imprint dedicated to Reviving and Reconstructing the Sumerian / Mesopotamian Religion for the Modern Practitioner. This is his first book. Read More Read Less