The Dream Edda: Along Lost Horizons and Falling Stars

There is some consideration to be had as to the meaning of words, cultural notes, and the broad strokes of the story. Understanding is too often slim and indiscoverable. One should be careful not to stray too far from the given path. In all, it should be said that the reader should exercise all due caution in attempting any interpretation. In any endeavor of interpretation, a blessing is to be given. Stylistically, this edition makes use of the fragmented nature of the original work to allow for a more free flowing and surrealist feel. This liveliness is part of the benefit of shying away from annotation. About the Author: J. R. Emry, a native of Virginia, earns his living as a man of letters in service to the American public. He studied under the tutelage of the great classicist Eva T.H. Brann and obtained degrees in Computer Science and Psychology.