
Ulric the Jarl
A Story of the Penitent ThiefBy William O. StoddardLength13h 15m
About this audiobook
In "Ulric the Jarl," William O. Stoddard crafts a captivating narrative set against the rich backdrop of Norse mythology and early medieval Scandinavia. This historical novel intricately weaves themes of loyalty, honor, and the interpersonal struggles of a Viking jarl, Ulric, as he navigates the treacherous political landscape. With a vivid, immersive literary style that marries lyrical prose with authentic dialogue, Stoddard invites readers to experience the era'Äôs visceral realities, encapsulating the ethos of a world filled with valor, conflict, and the supernatural influence of gods and fate. William O. Stoddard, an accomplished author and historian, drew from his extensive knowledge of Scandinavian history and culture to craft this engaging tale. His background in literature and deep interest in folklore enriched the narrative, imbuing it with authentic details that resonate with readers familiar and unfamiliar with Norse traditions. Stoddard'Äôs passion for historical inquiry and storytelling shines through, illuminating the complexities of Ulric'Äôs character and the cultural dynamics of the time. "Ulric the Jarl" is highly recommended for readers seeking a deeper understanding of Viking history combined with compelling character development. Stoddard's ability to intertwine myth and history offers an enlightening experience, making this book an essential addition to the libraries of those enthralled by epic tales of adventure and conquest.
Audiobook details
GenreHistorical Fiction, General Fiction
Length13 hrs 15 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 26, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I. Around the Viking House-fire.
21CHAPTER XXI. The Rabbi from Nazareth.
2CHAPTER II. The Going Out of the Ice.
22CHAPTER XXII. The Tomb Song of Sigurd.
3CHAPTER III. The Launching of "The Sword."
23CHAPTER XXIII. In a Place Apart at Night.
4CHAPTER IV. The Ship "The Sword" and the Ice King.
24CHAPTER XXIV. The Passing of Oswald.
5CHAPTER V. The Unknown Thing.
25CHAPTER XXV. The Messenger of the Procurator.
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6CHAPTER VI. The Fall of the Ice King.
26CHAPTER XXVI. The Cunning of Julius.
7CHAPTER VII. The Living Sand.
27CHAPTER XXVII. The Lion and the Tiger.
8CHAPTER VIII. The Saxon Shore.
28CHAPTER XXVIII. The Jarl and the Rabbi.
9CHAPTER IX. The Taking of the Trireme.
29CHAPTER XXIX. Beautiful as Aphrodite.
10CHAPTER X. The Great Sacrifice of the Druids.
30CHAPTER XXX. The Javelin of Herod.
11CHAPTER XI. The Passing of Lars the Old.
31CHAPTER XXXI. The Places of Sacrifice.
12CHAPTER XII. Svein the Cunning Jarl.
32CHAPTER XXXII. The Mob of Samaria.
13CHAPTER XIII. Hilda of the Hundred Years.
33CHAPTER XXXIII. The House of Pontius the Spearman.
14CHAPTER XIV. The Jew and the Greek.
34CHAPTER XXXIV. The School of Gamaliel.
15CHAPTER XV. The Storm in the Middle Sea.
35CHAPTER XXXV. In the Court of the Women.
16CHAPTER XVI. The Dead God in Africa.
36CHAPTER XXXVI. The Secret Messenger.
17CHAPTER XVII. The Murmuring of the Men.
37CHAPTER XXXVII. The House of Ben Ezra.
18CHAPTER XVIII. The Evil Spirit on "The Sword."
38CHAPTER XXXVIII. The Son of Abbas.
19CHAPTER XIX. In the Night and In the Fire.
39CHAPTER XXXIX. The Passover Feast.
20CHAPTER XX. Carmel and Esdraelon.
40CHAPTER XL. "A Little While."