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Meet the upcoming bestseller as master of the pen Neil Gaiman presents an amazing retelling of the great Norse myths. The author has long drawn inspiration for his own fantasy worlds from ancient mythology. Now he has turned to the source and presents a masterful treatment of the great stories of the north.

Neil Gaiman has repeatedly turned to ancient mythology to create fantasy realms in his novels. But now he turns to the very source of his work, presenting us with an incredible version of the majestic northern tales.

The author remains faithful to the myths and pantheon of the Norse gods: Odin, the main god, is clever, brave and cunning; Thor, the son of Odin, is incredibly strong and not the wisest of the gods; Loki, the son of the giants, is Odin's blood brother, a deceiver and an unsurpassed manipulator.

The story begins with the genesis of the legendary nine worlds, immersing us in the exploits of deities, dwarves and giants. In order to reclaim the stolen famous hammer, Thor needs to disguise himself as a woman, which is very difficult to do, given his beard and huge appetite. A bitter fate befalls Quasir, the most sagacious of the gods, whose blood turns into honey. In the end, everything ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the gods and the rebirth of a new time and people.