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Norse Mythology

by Neil Gaiman (2017)

About this book

Master storyteller Neil Gaiman crafts a dazzling, dramatic rendition of the northern myths, fashioning the Norse sagas from the creation of the nine worlds to the twilight of the gods in Ragnarok.

Setting / LocationAsgard, Midgard, Yggdrasil & Niflheim
Story EraViking Age Cosmological Era
Protagonist / CoreOdin, Thor, Loki

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