Fenrir Unveiled: The Wolf-God and Ragnarök in Norse Mythology

Fenrir Unveiled: The Wolf-God and Ragnarök in Norse Mythology by Tobias Wolfsberg invites readers on a powerful journey into the legend of Fenrir, the mighty wolf whose jaws herald the world's end. Unpacking the tales woven through the Poetic Edda and Prose Edda, Wolfsberg explores Fenrir's fierce symbolism, his tragic betrayal, and his cataclysmic role in Ragnarök with fresh perspective and captivating detail. From the cunning dwarven chain Gleipnir to the wolf's final clash with Odin, this book examines Fenrir not merely as a monster, but as a complex embodiment of resistance, wildness, and cosmic balance.

Ideal for enthusiasts of Norse mythology, pagan heritage, and ancient symbols, Fenrir Unveiled delivers a compelling portrait of the wolf-god whose legend still howls through modern culture. Wolfsberg's careful scholarship and vivid storytelling breathe life into Fenrir's saga, revealing profound themes of fate, justice, and the dangerous power of prophecy.

Join Tobias Wolfsberg in this riveting exploration where myth and meaning collide, illuminating the eternal question of whether even the gods can bind the untamable spirit forever.