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“Freyja and the Necklace” by James Doyle Penrose () Vanir tribe of deities, but became an honorary member of the Aesir gods after the Aesir-Vanir War.
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The story was grossly self-indulgent before, embarrassingly so, but now, after a severe line-by-line edit, I'm proud to lay claim to it again and happy to see the new version in print. I remain grateful to David Gerrold for buying this story for his anthology Science Fiction Emphasis , when I was still a very new, and very uncertain, young writer. His enthusiasm for this effort, and later his and Betty Ballantine's joint encouragement, led me to write my first novel. Although "Serpents" by no means pleases everyone, I am proud to have written it. It recalls for me my senior year of high school in Seville, Spain; the birth of my first child; my ambivalent feelings about teaching English to Air Force Academy candidates during the dark mid-tunnel days of the Vietnam War; and my doubts about my ability to succeed as a writer.
They bring him back to their village, but in the meanwhile, their neighbor, a bigoted old woman has discovered that a large cocoon-like pod has fallen into her yard. Ejler Jakobsson at Galaxy purchased it in the spring of for a C-note.
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Charles E. Willis of Albany, Georgia: "The delicately haunting theme of this story remained with me long after I had finished reading it — not a commonplace occurrence. The writer shows a sensitivity of expression and a talent for original description not frequently encountered. I look forward to reading more by Mr. Willis of Albany, Georgia, is my mother. I have always suspected that this impulse constitutes a portion of whatever gives substance to our humanity a debatable point, I know , and so I wondered what might happen if an organic cure for the organic religious impulse proved reversible.
Imagine waking up in the morning to discover that every human being on Earth has been randomly relocated somewhere else. The text surrounding the illustration describes the royal lineages of the kingdoms of Kent, Mercia, Deira, Bernicia and Wessex respectively, each claiming descent and the right to rule from this legendary figure.
In medieval English historiography, Woden appears to have been used to establish dynastic legitimacy for kings in Anglo-Saxon England.
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Davis, Craig R. Hill, Thomas. John, Eric. Oxford University Committee for archaeology, Lutz, Angelika. Meaney, A L. State University of New York Press, Meehan, Bernard. A reconsideration of the historical works associated with Symeon of Durham: manuscripts, texts and influences. University of Edinburgh, Moisl, Hermann. North, Richard. Heathen gods in Old English Literature. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Rowsell, Thomas. Whitbread, L. Campbell ed and trans.
Oxford University Press, Ecclesiastical History of the English People.
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David Campbell Publishers, Swanton, Michael, trans and ed. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Phoenix Press, King Arthur is not the only legendary figure used to legitimize rulership in medieval England. This legendary figure was later understood to be an ancestral chieftain from whom the Anglo-Saxon kings claimed descent and thus the authority to rule in England. Scholars have debated the role and significance of these respective pagan deities and their potential relationship with each other.
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Myths of the Pagan North. Continuum, Homilies of Aelfric: Volume 2. John C. Pope ed. Grattan, J. LOG IN.
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