The lifecycle of Norse dragons (and some odd Norse notions of character and its heritability) @JacksonCrawford
The lifecycle of Norse dragons (and some odd Norse notions of character and its heritability)  @JacksonCrawford
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Second Edition of my Poetic Edda translation is not out yet in Europe, but it is available for pre-order there from Gazelle ( gazellebookservices.co.uk/products/9781647922498#nav-awards ). If you live in the USA, Canada, or Australia, you can order a signed copy delivered to you from Boulder Book Store ( boulderbookstore.net/signed-jackson-crawford-books ); note that ordering personalized signatures means delivery will take more time as I have to go to Boulder periodically to sign them. Now on Amazon too at amzn.to/3JdQNny

For more about my reconstructed pronunciation of Old Norse, see for example youtu.be/DzcUVphjFNE and for more about Younger Futhark runes, see for example youtu.be/764hz8_PHeM

From time to time, I offer Zoom classes such as Elementary Old Norse (sample lecture: youtu.be/dE9QQC2rj7w ) and detailed readings of the Norse myths found in the Poetic Edda (sample lecture: youtu.be/VYCnwkyUKks ). Follow this channel for announcements about future classes.

Jan-Feb Essential Old Norse: eventbrite.com/e/essential-old-norse-january-february-2026-tickets-1588324995819
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The lifecycle of Norse dragons (and some odd Norse notions of character and its heritability)

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