The Battle of Svolder: History, Mystery, and Filling the Gaps
How do historical fiction authors write about events when most of the details are missing? The Battle of Svolder is a great example of how.
How do historical fiction authors write about events when most of the details are missing? The Battle of Svolder is a great example of how.
Great news! The new anthology commemorating the Battle of Stamford Bridge is now available, featuring some amazing historical short stories.
This is a running list of book deals for all of my books.
Great news! The fifth and final book in my series about Olaf Tryggvason – Vengeance of the Damned – is now available .
Great news! The fourth book in my series about Olaf Tryggvason – Riddle of the Gods – is now available .
In this post, I wanted to focus on one of the more obscure West Slavic tribes – the Wagri or Wagrians – who lived in the far western region of Wendland (aka Vendland) in what is now Holstein.
Much has been written about Viking ships. How they were constructed. Their various sizes and names. So rather than ply similar seas, this post takes a closer look at the resources, economics, and “person-power” it took to get just a single Viking ship into the water.