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Stories Steeped in Mythology
1. The Witch’s Heart by Genevieve Gornichec Angrboda is a witch in hiding. She survived being burned not once, not twice, but three times. Now she spends her time living in a cave at the edge of Jotunheim. Only a precious few know where she currently resides, another giantess who helps her market her potions for supplies and the giant who brought her lost heart back to her. Loki, the most mischievous god of them all, visits Angrboda now and again. Maybe, something happened for both of them the day he brought her back her heart. Mythology Type: Norse This book is great for anyone who is less familiar with…
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Book Review: Why Odin Drinks
by: Bjørn Larssen Highly Recommend Where to find: Amazon Barnes & Nobles Odin and his brothers Vili and Vé suddenly woke up at the beginning of the world. It’s hard making a world when the only three people in existence don’t know anything more than their own names. How does one make a world? Odin feels he is the least qualified of the three to know. It’s not his fault all the imagination genes went to his brothers. However, he does have a smart sense of how things should work. Really, that’s the only important skill needed for a God. In fact, he should be the All-Father that knows everything…
