NorsePlay.

If you've read all the sagas , you certainly have left yourself wanting. So short of now living the actual dream by lawbreaking and living as a fugitive in the wilds of Iceland, or becoming a poet laureate & owning rooms with open mic verse, killing someone over a lacrosse/rugby match, or soldier-of-fortuning your way into a warrior's notoriety, you're probably looking for some saga-comparable NorsePlay to read . [1978 CE cover.] Noted for being an influence on Tolkien's works, this 1891 CE Victorian homage celebrates the Icelandic Sagas by using all their best tropes: a name-worthy weapon of note , the love triangle , sorcery, generational baggage, interfamilial friction, class boundary breaking, berserks , legal gamesmanship, outlawry , ghosts, curses, and lots of stirring violence. [this deceptively marketed 1982 CE  Star Wars inspired cover actually has nothing whatsoever to do with the story.] Haggard, more well known for the fantasy subgenre of lost civiliz...