The day is finally here. One of my novels is published outside of Norway! The Netherlands gets the honour of being first, they’ve just published their translation of the first novel in […]
Jomsviking Published in the Netherlands
500.000 blog views, 1 million Youtube views
This blog recently reached half a million views. At the same time, my Youtube channel is now getting very close to one million views. I want to thank each and every one […]
Historic Jersey
I recently visited Jersey in The English Channel. It is a place not many Norwegians go to, but I sailed past a few years ago and always wanted to see the island […]
Wilderness and Bushcraft Videos
A recently I posted a link to my Viking themed videos. But there is not only Viking videos on my channel. Here is a link to a playlist featuring some bushcraft, wild […]
My Viking Themed Videos
Dear friends,
I have gathered all my Viking themed Youtube videos in a playlist. Here they are!
The World’s Most Dangerous Ideology
The idea that the group matters more than the individual is probably humankind’s very first idea and it rose out of necessity in small hunter-gatherer groups. Today, the collectivist mindset is present in every single country on the planet.
Been busy …
So, here’s an update on what’s been going on, and why I haven’t been blogging more frequently. I am currently in the last phase of editing my upcoming novel. It will be […]
Giveaway
Dear friends, I’m doing a giveaway at my Youtube channel. Check it out! Kind regards, Bjørn
The Viking Bow
If you ask people which was the most common weapon during The Viking Age, you’ll probably hear that it was the axe, or the spear, or perhaps the seax. Some will claim it was the iconic Viking sword. While it is true that everybody had a knife of some sort, and that most people used an axe on a daily basis, the most common weapon during The Viking Age was actually the bow.
The Ship in the Mound
Not far from where I live, there was a Viking ship buried in a mound. In 1867, it was excavated and several years later, it ended up in the Viking Ship Museum […]
