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Book review: Harald Fairhair - A Viking Historical Fiction Novel by Ole Åsli and Tony Bakkejord
The man, the myth, and the legend of Harald Fairhair are finally brought to life and fleshed out in this gripping novel that blends fact and fiction.1 year ago — Reviews -
"It was such a moving idea": An interview with the writers of The Salt of Ancient Tears
Co-authors Brynjulf Haugan and Brian M. Talgo discuss their shared roots, the inspiration behind their novel, and the incredible ups and downs of the publishing world.2 years ago — News -
Book review: God's Hammer by Eric Schumacher
God's Hammer is a thrilling romp that explains the "backstory" and formative years of one of Norway's most consequential kings, Håkon the Good.2 years ago — Reviews -
Book review: Odinn's Child by Tim Severin
A journey as much of self-discovery as it is of great adventure on the high seas, this thrilling saga is set against a backdrop of outward exploration and inward spiritual turmoil.2 years ago — Reviews -
Book review: Fin Gall by James L. Nelson
Titled after the Gaelic term for Vikings of Norwegian descent, this first installment of the series introduces us to the "White Strangers," who raid Ireland in 852.2 years ago — Reviews -
Book review: Blood Eye by Giles Kristian
Transporting readers to a harsh, dark, and unforgiving world, Giles Kristian serves up an authentic and atmospheric historical novel worthy of a Viking saga.2 years ago — Reviews -
Book review: The Circle of Ceridwen by Octavia Randolph
Octavia Randolph's "The Circle of Ceridwen" is the saga that started a cult following and has spawned ten more books and counting. This epic tale follows the journey of Ceridwen, a young woman navigating the chaos of war, loyalty, and the forging of unexpected alliances.2 years ago — Reviews -
Book review: Viking Blood and Blade by Peter Gibbons
If you've ever wanted to plunge into the Viking Age, look no further than this tale by Peter Gibbons, filled with conquest, betrayal, personal growth, and, of course, plenty of Viking blood and blades.2 years ago — Reviews -
Book review: The Whale Road by Robert Low
Robert Low kicks off a historical fiction series that transcends Viking stereotypes, focusing on a quest for hidden treasure. It explores the complex interplay of tradition, religion, and politics, making history cool... again.2 years ago — Reviews
