Anglo-Saxon Myths

Brice Stratford is a storyteller, historian, actor and theatre director. He writes regularly on heritage, art and architectural history for Apollo Magazine, the Spectator, the British Theatre Guide, the Critic, and various other trade publications. He also runs the award-winning Owle Schreame theatre company.Jesús Sotés is a self-taught illustrator based in Pamplona, Spain. He has spent several years working as a graphic designer for different studios and advertising agencies. His style is bold yet elegant and transports the viewer to an otherworldly place. His clients include British Airways, Hermes Paris, Pepsi China, and The Guardian among others.

‘It is easy, reading Stratford’s vibrant retellings, to understand where Tolkien drew his inspiration from and this fine book should find a similar, enthusiastic readership’ObserverAlexander Larman‘Grab yourself a cuppa, open the covers and enjoy the atmospheric tales told within’The Countryman

• Scop – the Age of Gods Moon over Middle EarthTue and the Binding of HelleWoden and the WyrmThunner, Dinne and HeofenfyrFrig and the Elven KingThe Burning Time of Waellende WulfThe Vessel of Death Wreccan – the Age of Heroes Of Sheaf & Shield, of Geat & MathildeSigemund Victory-handHeremod, Hoarder of RingsWada’s DreamWade WaefreWade in the WaterWeyland SmithThe Dance to the Music of MimmingFinn’s Last StandThe Stallion and the HorseThe Harm of GrendelWhat has Ingeld to doThe Death of BeowulfBretwalda – the Age of England The Beginning of WondersThe Avenging of ArildaThe Altars of RaedwaldPenda’s HoardThe Rumwold ProphesyThe Hind of Domne AefeSnake-stone and Cattle-songThe Urith SacrificeCuthbert’s DemonsThe Evengloom of the GodsOsgyth and the StagThe Vision of DryhtehlmGuthlac turns Wodwo