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Ethereal Darkness
Ethereal Darkness is a collection of poems and short stories inspired by Norse myth and witchcraft.
The Norse religion is a very dark religion, death, chaos and the end of times, hence the title "Ethereal Darkness." The darkness is not to be feared but to be loved, some people prefer the light, others the darkness. But all is not darkness, death, eternal ice and rain, the author’s special relationship with Freyja the Vanic goddess of love and Seidr magic, paramour of the mighty king of the Aesir, Odin, probably accounts for his skills and inspiration as a Skald.
There runs a theme of time past, present and future that causes the reader to pause and reflect on their own concept about the reality of existence.
Cover art by Troy The eye of Odin in The Well of Mimir
The Norse religion is a very dark religion, death, chaos and the end of times, hence the title "Ethereal Darkness." The darkness is not to be feared but to be loved, some people prefer the light, others the darkness. But all is not darkness, death, eternal ice and rain, the author’s special relationship with Freyja the Vanic goddess of love and Seidr magic, paramour of the mighty king of the Aesir, Odin, probably accounts for his skills and inspiration as a Skald.
There runs a theme of time past, present and future that causes the reader to pause and reflect on their own concept about the reality of existence.
Cover art by Troy The eye of Odin in The Well of Mimir
30 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 25, 2016
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