Six Sagas of Adventure

A hero breaks into the tomb of an undead Viking to win fabulous treasure. . . a wise king faces enemy armies and hostile magic to win brides for himself and his warriors. . . a rakish outlaw seduces beautiful women and fights monsters on his quest to clear his name. . . a lazy and reluctant boy survives enslavement, treachery, and deadly sorcery as he grows into the greatest hero. . .The sagas newly translated in this book are Gautrek's Saga (in ...

By Ben Waggoner
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Print Length: 360 pages
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Publisher: The Troth, Inc. (October 29, 2014)
Publication Date: October 29, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00P1HZ7VO
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Ben Waggoner has done an excellent job with this set of translations. These relatively short sagas are more focused and easier to follow than many of the better known Icelandic sagas. They generally focus around one character or family. Most are h

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