Audiobook of Tales From Midhgardhur, Volume II is almost complete!

Hello everyone,

     I am happy to announce that the audiobook edition of Tales From Midhgardhur, Volume II - which will be available from Audible and iTunes - is almost complete! The producer and narrator, Gary Miller-Youst, has been hard at work, and I have now listened to nine of the ten chapters and approved them. I love Miller-Youst's deep baritone voice and his narrative style, and I think you will too! All that remains is for him to finish recording "The Tale of Ingjaldur the Mad," and the book will be ready for ACX to begin the rigorous process of quality control for the sound engineering. So I estimate that the audiobook should be available by sometime in March at the latest!

Happy Reading! Happy Listening! Skál!
~ Colin Anders Brodd

Check Out "Wolfsbane" on "Tales From Midhgardhur" on Channillo!

Hello everyone,

     I just wanted to announce that "Wolfsbane" is now live at Tales From Midhgardhur - check it out! This story marks the return of Ljufvina, the daudha-gydhja ("death-priestess")/Angel of Death who was apprenticed to Valgerdhur in the story "Angels of Death" - I promised that I would return to this character's story, and you get a lot more of that in "Wolfsbane"!

Happy Reading! Skál!
~ Colin Anders Brodd

"Wolfsbane" Posting to Tales From Midhgardhur on Channillo on Monday 1/29/18

Hello everyone,

     "Wolfsbane," the next installment in my Channillo series Tales From Midhgardhur, will be posting on Monday, 1/29/18. I had intended for it to be posted by 1/15 at the latest, but this one was a bit tricky, and I wanted to get it right, so it took a little longer. It features a minor character returning: the daudh-gydhja ("death priestess," "Angel of Death") Ljufvina, the young apprentice of Valgerdhur who appeared in "Angels of Death" (posted on Channillo in April of 2017, also appearing in the collection Tales From Midhgardhur, Volume II). Ljufvina has existed as a character in my head for a while, since long before I came up with Valgerdhur for "Angels of Death," but I also knew I wasn't ready to tell her story until now. I described the story when I began working on it as "a Norse death priestess meets with Little Red Riding Hood and some traditional werewolf folktales, combined with some odd herb lore (did you know the Norse called wolfsbane Thorshjalmr, or 'Thor's helm'?) and some unique twists of my own." Check it out. I think you'll enjoy it!

Happy Reading! Skál!
~ Colin Anders Brodd

Renee's Author Spotlight: Tales From Midhgardhur, Volume I

Renee's Author Spotlight: Tales From Midhgardhur, Volume I

Check out this great interview about my work, especially Tales From Midhgardhur, Volume I!



Happy Reading! Skál!

~ Colin Anders Brodd

Einherjar of Midhgardhur - the official fan club for Colin Anders Brodd and Midhgardhur Books!

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to announce the creation of an official fan club for Midhgardhur Books! For the moment it is set up on Facebook, as a community group linked to my Facebook Author Page! The fan club is known as the Einherjar of Midhgardhur, named after the Einherjar of Norse Mythology. The name means something like "lone warriors," and in mythology they are the honored dead chosen by the Valkyjur to live forever in Valholl! It is my intention to eventually build this fan club with opportunities to work as a Street Team, to get exclusive short stories and previews of new releases, and to win special prizes, but at the moment it is purely a social group! Please join up if you're a fan of Colin Anders Brodd and Midhgardhur Books!


Einherjar of Midhgardhur: https://www.facebook.com/groups/397155457403258/

Happy Reading! Skál!
~ Colin Anders Brodd