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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2022 · 3 MIN

Episode 67: Upon Writing a Viking Tale

from A Literary Cornucopia · host Luisa Morales-Molina

Writing a tale of adventure is no easy task. When it involves something historical, even more so. I looked up names to use in my tale, such as Arne (the young Viking), Sif and Birger (the parents), and Astrid and Frode (the grandparents). It was interesting to research the names and discover the meanings attached to each. I discovered that the girl's name Astrid means "divinely beautiful." The Norse origin name can also mean "impulsive." Can some girls with the name have a little of both?  I know a few who do.  I'm still trying to work out details for a battle scene. That's going to be a real challenge!  How will the tale end? We shall see.   Comments or recommendations will be most welcome. Mail them to [email protected].  

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