The Saga of Beowulf, Part Two: The Land of Ice & Fire
by R. Scot Johns
Price: $2.99 USD. 180690 words.
Published on April 1, 2011. Fiction.
The Saga continues as the Nordic hero Beowulf returns home from his epic adventures in Dane-land, only to be horrified at what he finds. Clans will rise and kings will fall as history is carved in blood upon the cold hard barren lands of northern shores. He has overcome horrendous Ogres, defeated hideous Witch-Hags and toppled monstrous Trolls. Now he must confront the hardest battle of his life.
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R. Scot Johns
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R. Scot Johns is the author of "The Saga of Beowulf," an award-winning historical fantasy novelization of the epic Old English poem Beowulf. A life-long student of ancient and medieval literature with an enduring fascination for fantasy fiction and mythology, he has given lectures on such topics as the historical King Arthur and the construction of Stonehenge. He is currently working on his second novel, a four volume illustrated series based on Wagner's Ring cycle operas and Old Norse mythology.
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The Saga of Beowulf, Part One: The Land of Death & Shadow
by R. Scot Johns
Price: $2.99 USD. 201320 words. Published on March 31, 2011. Fiction.
"The Saga of Beowulf" is the first complete novelization of the epic 10th century poem "Beowulf," chronicling the rise of the emerging Nordic nations, the tragic blood-feuds of their clans, epic battles with mythological creatures in an ancient heroic age, and the final, futile struggle of one man against the will of Fate that made of him a Legend.
Price: $2.99 USD. 201320 words. Published on March 31, 2011. Fiction.
"The Saga of Beowulf" is the first complete novelization of the epic 10th century poem "Beowulf," chronicling the rise of the emerging Nordic nations, the tragic blood-feuds of their clans, epic battles with mythological creatures in an ancient heroic age, and the final, futile struggle of one man against the will of Fate that made of him a Legend.