…at my Etsy shop (so this discount would basically be for signed copies of my books; there are two others, and there was much rejoicing). We indie writers need to resort to such tactics sometimes in the absence of big corporate publisher backing. Tack och skål!

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Also, if you’ve already read The Impudent Edda (and have also actually read this far in this post), if you give it a review (good, bad, or ugly) on Goodreads or Amazon and send me a screenshot of it once it’s been posted, I’ll send you a promo code to get anything 50% off…
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Featuring cover art by @barbarianlord.bsky.social and a foreword by Eirik Storesund, it’s ”the weirdest version of Norse mythology you’ll ever read” according to Tony Williams, professor at Northumbria University and author of Nutcase, the weirdest version of Grettir’s Saga you’ll ever read.
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The overlap is uncanny!

Ah! Yes this true, unless there is accidental deletion 🤪

This is an intriguing idea. I wouldn’t get any sales from the experiment but it would be cool and hopefully confound the staff in a positive manner

Oh very heavy on the Greek! ;)

I hope to do an ebook of it mid next year. There needs to be substantial reworking as ebook will not work for its original format without losing something. It’ll still lose something, but hopefully minimized to an acceptable range. Thanks for asking though :)