You vitalist homos spend too much time on clear cut pederasts like Evola, Junger and Mishima the Coco Muncher, I need some serious masculine stories within the Norse saga, no sissy stuff.
>>25615076Junger's no homo
>>25615076You have misunderstood Norse religion. It's a lot more of Loki tying his balls to a goat than there are epic battles.
>>25615076>no sissy stuffÞrymskviða
>I'M A BIG KID NOW
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>>25616573I didn't say God stuff necessarily, see history of Danes etc. >>25616665Troon>>25617395Modern book, though I'll check it
Röde Orm
Beowulf
>>25615076Read the Poetic Edda. Besides the mythological stuff it's got stories about famous heroes like Sigurd the dragonslayer and Wayland the smith etc.
>>25617858>>25617855How is Wagner?
>>25615076you sound retarded
>>25615076It's all secretly gay
>>25617803Iceland is a feminist society now
>>25618290If you mean Der Ring des Nibelungen, it's great. Though Wagner takes a lot of liberties with the source material to tell his own story.
>>25618298I did it for the replies...>>25618371Nah that's me.>>25618472I mean is it inspiring and masculine?
>>25615076Now that I think about it the west rarely has such stories, all their heroes are kind of effeminate. Achilles is a petty bitch, Odysseus is sleazy as fuck, Arthur is a bitch. Japan on the other hand has Miyamoto Musashi, read a biography of him. Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa is good, the unabridged English edition just released.
>>25615076Why did you post a picture of me after I finished reading Evola?
>>25615076Ashita No JoeHajime No Ippo
>>25615076Embrace modernity.
>>25615771Come on he's one of the first few people to have done lsd, what did you think became of his orifices afterwards?
What you want are the sagas of icelandersRead Gisla saga
>>25620581Will reading it make me feel like a chad?
>>25617827>>25619327What's so great about this that medieval literature doesn't have?
i dont care about whatever HIGH T VRIL larp you have going on but i would suggest picrel as some of the best sounding verse ive read. even the didactic poems just listing information for skalds to memorize have a rhythm and sound unlike even modern attempts at alliterative verse:(Othin said:)"Say thou this fifth, if sage thou artand thou, Vafthruthnir, dost wot:who the oldest etin of Ymir's kinWas in the world's first days?"(Vafthruthnir said:)"Ages before the earth was made,Bergelmir came to be;Thruthgelmir was that thurs' father,but Aurgelmir oldest of all."
