[Moo] research help

[Marcolo DelMare]

Icelandic Saga is awesome, they will also provide you with an abundance of
Norse names because when each character is introduced in the tale that
introduction will be preceeded by a list of four gazillion of their
ancestors LOL. I really enjoyed Hrafnkel's Saga and Njal's saga. Harald's
saga is about Harald Hadrati or Harald Hard-Council who was defeated by
Harold of Saxony at Stanford Bridge just before he in turn was defeated by
William the bastard at Senlac Hill.

Penguin Classics Rocks with an "X"

http://us.penguingroup.com/nf/Search/QuickSearchProc/1,,saga,%20Icelandic,00.html?id=saga,%20Icelandic

Marcolo
MoAS

On 9/4/09, Crystal Thurber <dancing_pantz at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>   Greetings Populace of the Barony,
>
> I am interested in increasing my story repertoire, this time with Norse
> mythology particularly.  The trouble is, I don't really know where to
> start.  I have been stalking Amazon.com for ideas, and so far I have come up
> with the Poetic and Prose Eddas, the Saga of the Volsungs, and of course
> Beowulf.  Are any of these better to start with than others?  Or does
> someone have an alternate suggestion for where I can go to increase my story
> knowledge?
>
> Jozsa
> MKA Crystal
>
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