Loki: New & Ancient Norse Tales By: Dr Tom Birkett

– Genre: Mythology, Fantasy, Short Stories
– Plot: Exploring Loki’s complex character through new and ancient tales
– Main Character: Loki, the shapeshifting Norse god
– Themes: Trickery, alliances, conflict, and imagination
– Style: Fresh, imaginative, and celebratory
– Setting: Norse mythology, with global influences
– Tension: Loki’s relationships with Odin, Thor, and the Aesir
– Plot focus: Showcasing Loki’s many facets and stories
– Characters: Loki, Odin, Thor, and other Norse gods
– Mood: Joyful, complex, and imaginative
– Pace: Varied, with a focus on storytelling and mythology
– Key elements: New stories, ancient tales, and global perspectives
– Author: Dr Tom Birkett, with intro by Matt Ralphs
– Target audience: Fans of mythology, fantasy, and Norse gods
– Similar authors: Like authors of mythological retellings and fantasy
– Unique aspect: New stories alongside ancient tales
– Appeal: For fans of Loki, mythology, and imaginative storytelling
– Key twist: Fresh perspectives on a classic character
– Overall: A joyful celebration of Loki’s enduring character
– Recommendation: For fans of mythology and fantasy
– Setting vibe: Norse mythology, with global influences
– Focus: Loki’s complex character and stories
– Praise: “A feast of imagination”, “joyful celebration”
– Comparisons: Like other mythological retellings and fantasy
– Tone: Imaginative, celebratory, and fresh.