Norse gods and their roles
By Kameron Hurley A woman named Zan wakes up in a sick bay minus most of her memories. She is greeted by a woman named Jayd, daughter to the lord of the Katazyrna, who says they are sisters, and that Zan is the only one who can help her people. From this intriguing beginning, Hurley throws us furiously into a universe where women fight and die for and aboard living worldships, organisms…
Nordic gods list
The Nordic Goddess list is designed to give a very brief introduction to the main Goddesses and female characters that appear in the Nordic and Germanic myths. Not all the lunar deities were female Chandra is the God of the moon in Hinduism and Mani the Germanic moon gods are to examples of this. However…
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Norse gods tattoos
Did the Vikings have tattoos? One piece of historical evidence says yes, at least those Swedish Vikings who raided and traded through Russia probably. The Vikings themselves issued few literary works, so we are forced to rely on outside accounts. Many come from Arab statesmen, who carried on extensive…
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Norse god of battle
In Norse mythology, Ragnarök encompasses a series of events that will come to pass. It foretells an epic battle which leads to the death of numerous gods, natural disasters, and the death of the world as it is swallowed by a flood. After the waters subside the world is said to start anew, where the surviving…
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norse gods symbols
Norse mythology has its roots in Proto-Norse Nordic prehistory. It flourished during and after the Christianization of Scandinavia, during the High Middle Ages, and passed into Nordic folklore, with some aspects surviving to the modern day. The mythology from the Romanticist Viking revival came to be…
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