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This story began almost eleven centuries ago. Ahmed Ibn Fadlan, a courtier of the Caliph of Baghdad, went on a mission to the ruler of the Bulgars. But a capricious fate brought the envoy together with the Vikings and threw him far to the north. The traveller, who suddenly found himself in the midst of deadly adventures, carefully recorded everything he saw with his own eyes and left behind a manuscript that still attracts attention. But in fact, this manuscript was made world famous by the incredible Michael Crichton, who, inspired by the Arab aristocrat's notes, wrote his own novel, The Devourers of the Dead, and then made the film The Thirteenth Warrior. And even if critics are not able to agree on the ratio of fact and fiction in the superbestselling author's novel, readers continue to admire the writer's talent. What are the brilliant descriptions of sea monsters and angels of death, demons of black fog and riders with bear heads, dwarves and Vikings? So don't hesitate and check it out for yourself.