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Giants of the Citadel tells the tale of Adam and Eve in a whole different light in a world before recorded time when giants ruled. A time when mankind were considered vermin. This is a story of Adam. Captured by the chieftain’s son, Goed, Adam learns about friendship, weapons, and the culture of giants. Through a series of harrowing events, Adam and Goed overcome the wilds of the land, hostile tribes, and fearsome predators. Along the way are sinister plots, vengeful serpents, and an angry angel. Giants of the Citadel promises to be a fantastic voyage of the imagination as this book takes you back to a time when giants walked the Earth.
"The Chalice of Mystery" records the deeds of heroes and legends of Donothor. The chronicle occurs three hundred years after the fall of the sorcerer of the Lachinor Morlecainen and his daughter Chalar and seven centuries before the Deathquest to Parallan. The Aivendar family has wisely and justly ruled Donothor, but fantastic creatures roam the land and large areas of Donothor remained unexplored. The Light Sorceress Knarra keeps an uneasy eye toward the Iron Mountains, the imposing eastern border to the growing civilization, and the Lachinor, the great swamp to the south. Attacks by an unlikely alliance of creatures from the Iron Mountains shatter the fragile peace and terrorize Donothor. Knarra enlists the mysterious Dark Sorcerer Roscoe, the dwarves of Hillesdale, a red-haired elf, a legendary dwarfish fighter, and the Rangers of Lyndyn to battle the alliance of red giants, ice giants, ogres, two-headed Ettins, troglodytes, dragons, and stranger ilk. A relic of evil rests in the Iron Mountains. What role does the artifact play in the future of Donothor? What evil unites the denizens of the Iron Mountains?
This text contains 'The Prose Edda' - the wellspring of modern knowledge of Norse Mythology. From the dawn of the world's creation to its ultimate destruction, these enthralling Norse stories chronicle the victories and tragedies of both gods and men. Rich with picturesque poetry and human drama, these stories constitute a vivid pictures of the characters' personalities, intertwined with the comic and injurious results of passion and ambition. This text will appeal to those with an interest in Norse mythology and ancient legends in general, and would make for a worthy addition to any bookshelf. The chapters of this book include: 'Snorri Sturluson', 'Introduction', 'Prologue', 'Here Begins the Beguiling of Gylfi', and 'The Poesy of Skalds'. We are republishing this antiquarian book now in an affordable, modern edition - complete with a new biography of the author.
The demon paranormal investigator known as Hellboy, looking into a discovery in Sweden, has a massive iron hammer fused to his stone right hand that brings him visions of another life he never lived while he struggles against the return of the king of the frost giants.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1881.
This book is about thoughts that collected in my head over a period of time. Mostly Poetry, but, a few Short Stories that are all true. Some of the Poems are fiction and some actually happened to me. I believe you will be able to seperate the fiction from the truth as you read the book. I hope you enjoy reading the book and I truely think you will. Gary Reynolds