Draugr: Revenants, Spirits, and Hauntings in Norse Folklore

The Draugr: Revenants, Spirits, and Hauntings in Norse Folklore by Tobias Wolfsberg invites readers on a gripping journey through the dark heart of Norse legend, where the restless dead refuse to sleep. Delving into the eerie barrows of Iceland, the saga tales of monstrous revenants, and the powerful folk rituals designed to keep them at bay, Wolfsberg unravels the origins, cultural meanings, and chilling details that define these terrifying spirits. Drawing on rich saga literature, archaeological discoveries, and folkloric traditions, this book explores how the draugr embodies the fears of a society haunted by betrayal, greed, and unfulfilled obligations.

Ideal for enthusiasts of Norse mythology, ancient history, and the supernatural, The Draugr offers a compelling guide to understanding one of the most powerful and enduring symbols of the undead in Northern lore. Wolfsberg's meticulous research and evocative storytelling bring these nightmares to life, revealing why they still resonate with modern readers and how they mirror deep human anxieties about death, memory, and the bonds of community.

Join Tobias Wolfsberg on this haunting exploration, where myth, saga, and archaeology converge to illuminate the enduring shadow of the draugr and its place in the human imagination.