The old gods are remarkably difficult to kill. They lurk beneath the surface of fantasy, trailing prophecies, impossible bargains, inconvenient family feuds, and curses that really should have come with terms and conditions. Mythic fantasy takes the bones of ancient mythology and folklore and gives them new flesh, often with rather sharp teeth. Immortality, it turns out, does nothing to improve one’s capacity for reasonable behaviour.
Deeply Satisfying Norse Romance: The Witch’s Heart By Genevieve Gornichec
I was really intrigued by the concept of The Witch's Heart by Genevieve Gornichec. Loki is one of my favourite [...]
