Dragons in Trollheim by Christopher Jon Luke Dowgin

Dragons in Trollheim

by Christopher Jon Luke Dowgin

and

Christopher Jonathan Hulton

Fiction/ Short Stories/ Series/ Humor/ Illustrated Fantasy/ Mythology / Scandinavian Myth/ Norse Sagas / Scandinavian Folk Lore / Coffee Table Book

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Christopher Jonathan Hulton shares his stories about a family of Nattrolls he met just after the Civil War. They have been living within the Thousand Acre Woods ever since they escaped slavery from the 17th-century Swedish colony in the NJ Pine Belt.

Hulton compiles tales from Gramps and Bjorn about complex societies built by Homo sapiens sapiens’ remote cousins. Societies that lived with dragons. These ancient Trolls don’t describe your average dragons. They go beyond the expected reptile and snake-like varieties and inform us about the various flying mammals and fishlike critters. Plus, he illustrates a world not too far from what we expect to find on Route 66, but filled with spaceships and rockets parked at burger-hops or scenes familiar to our largest cities. If humans have been walking this planet for 4 million years, do you think our 7,000-year-old civilization was the first complex society? Hmmm? Do you think humans really spent 3.9 million years hanging from trees eating bananas and then, in the blink of an eye, we go from the wheel to the internet?

Delve deep into these rich illustrations of flying bobcats, dinosaur-like dragons, flying frog critters flopping across roads (giving a new perspective on Frogger), giant wurms, and cute sugar glider dragons. This is not your usual Dungeons & Dragons bestiary...

Animation of the various illutrations within Trolling About in Trollheim.

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After you are done reading this, make sure you read its auxillary:

Trolls: A Compendium

Everybody knows about the Celtic Faerie world of elves, dwarfs, pixies, brownies, and the like. What do you know about the magical world of the Vikings and their neighbors in Scandinavia? Their world is the Troll World!

Following the Harry N. Abrams, Inc. tradition of the series that created Brian Froud's and Alan Lee's Faeries and Gnomes by Wil Huygen and Rien Poortvliet, we present you with what would have been the next book in the series: Trolls: A Compendium. Trolls—do you think you know what they are? Could you be wrong?

Trolls within Scandinavian lore, myth, saga, fantasy, and folktales are actually anything magical within our northern neighbor's culture. Richly illustrated in this volume are the tales of fairies, dwarves, nissen, huldras, gods, Jotuns, draugar, ghosts, werewolves, dragons, and more. Also, this book introduces our readers to the world of Trollheim, populated by Nattrolls that escaped the 17th-century Swedish colony within the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Narrated by Christopher Jonathan Hulton, who lives in the Thousand Acre Woods just after the Civil War, their tales are filled with Native American lore and tales of their neighbor, the Jersey Devil.

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By Christopher Jon Luke Dowgin

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Christopher Jon Luke Dowgin is usually called, Chris. He lives in Salem. In fact, if you ever ventured into Salem, you probably have seen him wearing a 12 foot long scarf walking through town, drinking a quart of milk and eating a dark Cadbury bar. If you want to help support his habit, he always is willing to accept a Cadbury bar and some milk from you. Sometimes he answers to "Viking Chris", "The Norseman", and even "Fritter" by one large Indian. At one local music festival, it was said that if you have been in Salem for 15 minutes and have not met Chris, something is wrong. So if you ever see him in Salem, or traveling about, stop and say hi... He might just draw you a picture in your book. Click here for the latest news from Chris.

Winner of 3 Mass. Cultural Grants for his Salem Trilogy. He has written 12 books. Illustrated 10. Salem Secret Underground: The History of the Tunnels in the City is his first foray into non-fiction which was followed by the hit Sub Rosa.

Oh yeah, he still is looking for investors to build his event center on 200 acres in Manchester-by-the-Sea. Vingolf will have a highway exit off 128 thirty minutes from Boston. Vingolf is a premiere wedding destination, 5 star accommodation, conference center, and music showcase. For the gallery of Chris Dowgin's illustrations click here!