# boston norse tyr tuesday folklorethursday edda

Snorri Sturluson was prone to dreaming up traitorous schemes from the comfort of his own private hot-spring hot tub until one day when his enemies gathered at his house and killed him while he grovelled in the basement. https://t.co/knKhZmFiIM

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2020-04-03

As recorded in The Impudent Edda, in Back Bay is the bar that forcibly removed Odin from the premises for illicit and foul-tempered drunken behavior. He later spent the night on the steps of https://t.co/knKhZmFiIM

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2020-03-13

After 800 years, the final installment of The Edda Trilogy finally arrived, bringing the world’s foremost epic fantasy trilogy to its inevitable and fateful conclusion: in an alleyway behind a dive bar in South Boston. https://t.co/knKhZmFiIM

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2020-03-10

There’s the old stinker, appropriately enough hanging out with his bookshelf buddy, ”Fartology,” on a lazy Sunday over . Sample antics over : https://t.co/qZj99tWBvN

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2020-03-01

The Kancamangus Highway in the White Mountains of New Hampshire is a scenic byway that was often frequented by Tyr and his evil wolf/copilot-is-dog/monster buddy Fenrir back when the world was still young. https://t.co/knKhZmFiIM

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2020-02-25

The Impudent Edda’s first review on amazon has appeared. I don’t actually know the guy despite his positive rating or that he apparently lives in the quaint New England village of Valhalla, Mass. But I totally skål to his honor https://t.co/LRPn0PSVUs

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2020-02-18

Our collective understanding of Norse mythology is primarily documented in the Eddas: two from medieval Iceland and a more recent one from Massachusetts. The scribes illuminated them well. https://t.co/knKhZmFiIM

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2020-01-30

Based on one of longest-running (and unequivocally least popular) columns, Norse Mythology for Bostonians is highly unanticipated but set for release on January 29, 2020 anyway. https://t.co/knKhZmFiIM

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2020-01-10