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The vast majority of these stories are suitable for adults and children
over eight years of age.
Norse:
The Creation; The War in Heaven & The Building of Asgarth's
Wall; The Mead of Inspiration; The Necklace Brisingamen; The Wolf Fenrir; Sif's Hair; The Lay of Thrym; The Abduction of Ithunn; Thor's Journey to Utgarth; The Lay of Hymir; Thor's Duel with Hrungnir; Thor's Journey to Geirrosthsgarth; Skirnir's Journey; The Death of Balder; Loki's Flyting; The Ragnarok; Svipdagsmal;
The Never Ending Battle; The Story of Hethinn and Hogni; The Ptarmigan; Egill Skallagrimsson's Feud with
Erik Bloodaxe and Queen Gunnhild (in four parts).
Anglo-Saxon:
Offa of Angeln; Beowulf
(pt.1: Grendel, pt.2: Grendel's Mother, pt.3: The Dragon Fight); The Story of Wayland the
Smith; Hereward the Wake.
Scandinavian Folktales:
Silly Men and Cunning Wives; The Trolls of Hedale Woods;
The Man Who Was To Mind The House; Farmer Weathersky; The Merman; The Elf Called Kidhouse.
Welsh:
The Four Branches Of The Mabinogion: 1, Pwyll in Annwn,
Pwyll Marries Rhiannon, The Birth of Pryderi, 2. The Story of Branwen, 3. The Story of Manawydan, 4. How Pigs Came To Gwynedd, Lleu's Three Destinies, Lleu & Blodeuwedd; The Battle Of The Trees; The Three Chieftains Brought Low By Misfortune; The Three Fair Womb-burdens; The Three Noble Retinues.
Scottish:
Angus and Bride; The Seal Maiden; Fionn MacCumhail &
The Old Man's House; The Wicked Priest of Forvie.
Irish:
The Mysterious Beggarman; How The Blackbird Came To Ireland.
Cornish:
Tristan and Isolde; Madge Figgey The Wrecker;
The Silver Table; The Lovers' Cove; The Amazing Adventures of John Sturtridge.
Tree Stories:
The Elder Tree Witch; One Tree Hill; The Wonderful Wood;
Auld Crowdie; The Battle Of The Trees.
Ghost And Horror Stories:
The Deacon Of Myrka; The Berwick Werewolf;
The Screaming Skulls of Calgarth Hall; Mr Fox; The Woman's Ring Finger; The Skeleton Woman;
The Elder Tree Witch; Madge Figgey The Wrecker;
The Silver Table; The Lovers' Cove; The Vampire of Croglin; The Wicked Priest of Forvie; The Bloody Bride of Featherstone Castle.