In the dark times before recorded history, the gods walked the world of mortals and the Norns wove the fate of men and gods on their loom. It was then that the myths that shaped the Scandinavian soul were born, the most important of which are included in the "Poetic Edda", the most significant collection of ancient Scandinavian poetry, dating from the 9th to the 13th century.

This collection serves as a gateway to a world of gods, heroes, and legends, enchanting readers around the world to this day. From the creation of the world to Odin’s advice—the Father of the Gods—to humanity, from the first war among the gods to Ragnarok—the final battle between gods and monsters, from Loki’s intrigues to the prophecies of the world’s rebirth.

This book offers you a gateway to discover the roots of Northern European myths and to once again experience the magic of oral tradition. Hardcover, numbered copies. Pages: 284.