Norse syndrome posts
The Economist For readers new to the myths, Neil Gaiman's “Norse Mythology” is an excellent introduction to the stories that wield such great cultural influence
108 months ago
The Economist For readers new to the myths, Neil Gaiman's “Norse Mythology” is an excellent introduction to the stories that wield such great cultural influence
108 months ago
The Economist When Loki loses a wager in which he had bet his head, he wriggles out by arguing that the victors can have his head but they have no claim on his neck. Perhaps Portia in “The Merchant of Venice” read Norse mythology before turning to law
109 months ago
NPR These stories of ancient Norse gods on a slow walk to doomsday, people tell Gaiman, feel peculiarly relevant today.
109 months ago
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111 months ago
The New York Times Neil Gaiman on his new book: "To get the opportunity to retell the myths and poems we have inherited from the Norse was almost too good to be true."
117 months ago
io9 It's a topic the prolific writer has always enjoyed.
117 months ago
WSJ Speakeasy "Norse tales have accompanied me through pretty much everything I've done," says author Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman to Retell Norse Myths in New Book
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Norse tales have run through much of Neil Gaiman’s work, from his comic-book series “Sandman” to his fantasy novel “American Gods.”So when W.W. Norton editor Amy Cherry asked if he’d like to undertake a novelistic retelling of those myths
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117 months ago
HuffPost Science & Tech This is awesome.
134 months ago
MSN News Here's an example of 'what's old is new'...
134 months ago
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