An Introduction to Viking Mythology
by John Grant
From the Introduction of this 128 page book: "Viking mythology is Norse mythology, and Norse mythology is in turn the best recorded version of Teutonic mythology. The Vikings were a Teutonic people who established themselves in Scandinavia between the late 8th century and the middle of the 11th century. They were chara…
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