The Heathen Bookhoard....link

[Hærfest Leah]

This is my personal booklist (http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dc6tgjnk_102fmp57bhd&hl=en) I have placed online. It contains a section for digital texts that I have downloaded and linked to their download locations on the net. So for those who are always looking for interesting Germanic history related stuff to read, I hope this to be a helpful resource on finding them. I can email texts to those who email me requests for something not online.

[Fire-scryer]

Fantastic Seapearls. I am always looking to expand my library. My "to read" list is just getting bigger and bigger lol

Thanks for posting this.

[SwordsFlameSong]

Seapearls

I know I am not a heathen - more eclectic. But that page had my heart going pitter patter. I love reading and ongoing learning and am an equal opportunity studier when it comes to paths and histories/legends of a people.

THANK YOU FOR SHARING. I put it in my favorites. _pounce_

[SwordsFlameSong]

PS. I didn't see Egil's Saga on the list. If you haven't read it you must. Seriously. I read it in my genres class in college. The professor could read, write and speak old English, Norse, old Gaelic and old French. You would have liked her.

[Fire-scryer]

PS. I didn't see Egil's Saga on the list. If you haven't read it you must. Seriously. I read it in my genres class in college. The professor could read, write and speak old English, Norse, old Gaelic and old French. You would have liked her.

Sacred texts has Egil's Saga. I am reading the Eyrbyggja Saga now, the Egil's Saga is next :smileroll

[SwordsFlameSong]

Oops. I didn't dig to far into that area. I got side-tracked by ravenous munchkins (kiddies). Thanks for pointing that out to me. lol

You will like Egil's Saga. I actually liked it more than Beowulf. Though, I loved Beowulf. =)

[Fire-scryer]

Heh, I understand. I spend a lot of time on both sacred texts and OMCL copying the sagas into word documents and making PDF files out of them so I can read them anywhere.

I have heard good things about Egil's. I am anxious to read it.

[SwordsFlameSong]

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I have heard good things about Egil's. I am anxious to read it.

You will not be disappointed.

[Hærfest Leah]

Fantastic Seapearls. I am always looking to expand my library. My "to read" list is just getting bigger and bigger lol

Thanks for posting this.

Your most welcome, thanks for the feedback.


PS. I didn't see Egil's Saga on the list. If you haven't read it you must. Seriously. I read it in my genres class in college. The professor could read, write and speak old English, Norse, old Gaelic and old French. You would have liked her.

Egil's Saga is the 1st saga in The Sagas of Icelanders (http://www.amazon.com/Sagas-Icelanders-Penguin-Classics-Deluxe/dp/0141000031/ref=pd_bbs_2/104-1042086-3121547?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193591215&sr=8-2)in my list. I have read it and agree it is a very good saga. I'm glad you like the page.

[SwordsFlameSong]

Your most welcome, thanks for the feedback.



Egil's Saga is the 1st saga in The Sagas of Icelanders (http://www.amazon.com/Sagas-Icelanders-Penguin-Classics-Deluxe/dp/0141000031/ref=pd_bbs_2/104-1042086-3121547?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193591215&sr=8-2)in my list. I have read it and agree it is a very good saga. I'm glad you like the page.

Like is to tame a word. I got a chance to look around more on it and I should have thought of the Sagas of the Icelanders. It is an awesome resource. Just awesome.

[Rick]

That is an incredible list, Seapearls.

Yep, that Egil is a baaaaaaaaaaaaaad man...

[Hærfest Leah]

That is an incredible list, Seapearls.

Yep, that Egil is a baaaaaaaaaaaaaad man...

Yeah he gets me a little hot...._whistle__inabox_