Who’s Afraid of Beowulf
Who’s Afraid of Beowulf by Holt, published by Little, Brown Book Group Limited in 1994, is a unique exploration of fantasy and contemporary literature. This edition spans 206 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Hrolf Earthstar, the last Norse king of Caithness, who, along with his twelve champions, is awakened from a centuries-long slumber by an archaeologist. As they rise, Hrolf decides to continue their ancient battle against the Sourcerer-King, navigating modern challenges along the way.
Readers will find a blend of traditional fantasy elements with contemporary settings, as Hrolf and his champions confront unexpected obstacles such as BBC film crews and the Bakerloo line. The story presents a juxtaposition of ancient lore and modern life, inviting readers to consider the implications of history meeting the present. This edition offers a fresh take on the fantasy genre, engaging with themes of conflict and adventure while remaining rooted in its literary origins.
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The last Norse king of Caithness, Hrolf Earthstar and his 12 champions are woken from a centuries-long sleep when an archaeologist finds their grave. He decides to carry on his ancient war against the Sourcerer-King, and must face such perils as BBC film crews and the Bakerloo line along the way.
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