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200K+ Views for NorsePlay!

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Woah! NorsePlay's global viewership has crossed the 200K mark! [at this point all of Midgard has at least some light grey!] I want to thank you all for your clicks, views, reads, comments, and follows over the past nearly 13 years of NorsePlay 's mythological investigations, exploratory content, and curation!  As it stands NorsePlay is currently getting ~4,000 views a week, which says sooooo much about the world's fascination with Norse Mythology, the study of Norse Lore, and its reception & intersection with popular culture. There's something within these stories that people desire, a truthfulness beyond the surface and woven into the fibers of them that feels deeply real, which for me personally is why I can't stop gazing into its bottomless Well Of Wyrdness and writing ( and making maps !) about what I find for myself and for you. I appreciate you trusting me enough to present the wonder of it all through my eyes. In the surmounting of this second landmark...

100K+ Views for NorsePlay!

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Like a global empire, Sunna never sets on NorsePlay . This week NorsePlay has surpassed 100K+ views! [and I know for a fact that readers have visited my blog from Iceland & Greenland, and I'm not sure why the global count tracker didn't see those, so, like the Vikings to Vinland, NorsePlay has definitely also crossed the Atlantic.]  I would first specifically like to thank my South American Latino-gard for an amazing reading spike of nearly 10K of those views in the past month. This obviously has alot to say about how interest in the Heathen Worldview surpasses all boundaries & constructs, and how the Norse Lore has universal appeal. Hails y  bienvenidos mi gente! Note that this 100K+ is only the view count after  the blog's move from mid-2023 , before which it had gotten 27.8K at its previous URL , so really it's more likely just over 130K. (Hey Blogger, where's my shiny wall plaque?) [in a graph, views from the URL move onwards!] And more broadly, I th...