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Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent
Jormungandr is a snake so long it lies in the ocean with its own tail in its mouth, encircling the inhabited world. It is Thor's o...
Baldur and the Death That Started Ragnarok
Baldur is the god everyone liked, killed by a plant nobody thought to ask, using a brother who could not see what he was throwing....
Fenrir, the Wolf Who Waits
Fenrir is the wolf the gods raised in their own yard, bound with a ribbon, and lost to anyway. That is the shape of the whole stor...
Renaissance Faire and Reenactment Kit: What to Actually Bring
What people actually look at, what you will still be wearing at four in the afternoon, and what the gate will confiscate. A first kit in buying order.
Axe vs Hatchet: The Difference That Actually Matters
Haft length, head weight and how many hands, with sensible size ranges, where the bearded hatchet fits, and which one you should actually buy.
Famous Vikings: The People Behind the Sagas
Ragnar, Ivar, Bjorn Ironside, Erik the Red, Leif Erikson and the rest, with what the annals record and what is saga invention.
Viking Names and What They Meant
How Norse names were built from a fixed set of elements, what the common ones meant, the bynames, and which popular names are modern inventions.
Valhalla, What the Sources Actually Say
The hall of the slain as the poems describe it: the roof of shields, the doors, the einherjar, and why half the battle dead never went there at all.
Thor in Norse Myth, Beyond the Hammer
The belt, the gloves, the goats and the stories, plus the place names, personal names and amulets that show Thor was the god ordinary people kept.
Odin the All Father: What the Sources Actually Say
The god of poetry, wisdom and the battle dead: his many names, the tree, the eye, the ravens, and how much of the cult evidence there really is.