Cat-Nap
Catching a live HD cinema broadcast of Wagner's Die Walkure at the weekend helped to revive my interest in Old Norse matters and related projects - mainly my Anglo-Saxon inspired epic fantasy poem. Nearly 40 pages of blank verse in, and the story is really starting to shape up - as are the growing body of illustrations (so far just sketches) which will accompany the finished thing - here's a couple of this week's samples to date:
Sveyn, a leader of heroes
Sigfritha, a harvester of (dead) heroes...The inspiration...


Published on April 04, 2019 10:08
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Chaz and the Wulf...
Fenriswulf Books was founded by writer and illustrator Chaz Wood in the summer of 2008, initially as a means of getting his first prose novel, ‘Maranatha’ (book 1 in the Trinity Chronicles series), re
Fenriswulf Books was founded by writer and illustrator Chaz Wood in the summer of 2008, initially as a means of getting his first prose novel, ‘Maranatha’ (book 1 in the Trinity Chronicles series), released to the public. Tired of chasing after agents and pandering to the demands of mainstream publishing houses, he decided to ‘go it alone’ by himself, and with the help of the printing and distribution services of www.lulu.com.
Named after the Old Norse wolf-son of Loki, following Chaz's love of all things ancient and pagan, Fenriswulf Books hopes to produce dark, independent, quirky and open-minded works of writing and art.
Chaz has self-published two full-length boks so far under the Fenriswulf label: 'Maranatha' and 'A Surfeit of Mandrake', with more in the pipeline.
The Fenriswulf homepage is at: http://www.fenriswulf-books.co.uk ...more
Named after the Old Norse wolf-son of Loki, following Chaz's love of all things ancient and pagan, Fenriswulf Books hopes to produce dark, independent, quirky and open-minded works of writing and art.
Chaz has self-published two full-length boks so far under the Fenriswulf label: 'Maranatha' and 'A Surfeit of Mandrake', with more in the pipeline.
The Fenriswulf homepage is at: http://www.fenriswulf-books.co.uk ...more
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