Book Recommendation: Everless Duology by Sara Holland
This month’s book recommendation is another double, which isn’t a surprise in the fantasy genre. I loved the Everless duology […]
This month’s book recommendation is another double, which isn’t a surprise in the fantasy genre. I loved the Everless duology […]
Brísingamen is a necklace belonging to the goddess Freya (sometimes spelled Freyja). Scholars don’t know many details about the Brísingamen, but artists often depict the goddess wearing a large necklace.
Seidr is a form of magic practiced in pre-Christian Norse mythology.
I don’t remember the exact moment I first discovered Joanna Penn of The Creative Penn. It was sometime in 2015, […]
In Norse mythology, the norns (with a lowercase ‘n’) visit a person at their birth to determine their future. They weave the newborn’s thread of life based on lifespan and the good and bad events to befall them.
This month’s book recommendation is Ink & Bone, the first installment of Rachel Caine’s The Great Library series. I’ve only […]
Since today is April Fool’s Day in the United States of America, I decided it would be fun—even if a little on the nose—to focus on a figure often associated with trickster tendencies or deception: the Japanese kitsune.
Every month I share a writing craft resource I use. This month, it’s K.M. Weiland’s blog post series called The […]
Yggdrasil is a frequently-used name to describe the world-tree in Old Norse mythology. Scholars can’t seem to agree on much about the tree, from its species (generally considered to be Ash, but not always),to the tree’s name’s origin and meaning, to how the Nine Worlds are supposedly arranged around the great tree. Even the Nine Worlds themselves are up for debate, but one thing that seems commonly accepted is that Yggdrasil is a powerful source that holds all of the worlds together at the center of the universe.
If you tuned into the blog last week, you may remember my post about the myth of the Teumessian Fox […]