Before the Ragnarök: Skoll is the name of the wolf Who follows the shining priest Into the desolate forest, And the other is Hati, Hróðvitnir’s son, Who chases the bright bride of the sky. - Grímnismál What if I told you Ragnarök might have been based on a series of real events? Would you laugh? Would you stop reading? You might regret making that choice. Let’s say it upfront: Marvel comics is not the creators of characters like Thor or Loki. They are not responsible for Ragn

"The celebration of Midsummer is a global custom. Every culture has, at some point in its history, marked this time of year and held it to be enchanted. The Celts, the Norse, and the Slavs believed that there were three 'spirit nights' in the year when magic abounded and the Otherworld was near. The first was Halloween, the second was May Eve, and the third was Midsummer Eve. On this night, of all nights, fairies are most active, and the future can be uncovered. As the solsti

"I resurrected a Druidess. While that was an accident, I take full responsibility." With that Jamie Poole begins a confession, and her life is forever changed. The Druidess she resurrected is an ancient ancestor named Eliyana. But that really wasn't the beginning. As the title of this blog indicates, the beginning is the end. The end is the beginning... A cautionary note, this blog contains spoilers. Currently there are seven books published in eBook format, but only three in

It's been over a year since the world changed. In that year, Jamie Poole has had two new books written. You won't see them for a while, but there's some exciting stuff happening behind the scenes I can't wait to share with everyone! The site where I'm posing was a World War II bunker. I've photographed it often in the last few years. There isn't much time left for it before nature claims it back. That's unfortunate, but time always marches forward. ...Unless you're Jamie Pool