"At times, Children of Ash and Elm has a nearly elegiac quality, a sense of both a world that has disappeared as well as the continuity of the Vikings’ world in the customs and institutions of our own time." - @ClaytonTrutor for @ubookman https://t.co/XnVSC2DR3X pic.twitter.com/f0gFmno2OO
— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) November 9, 2020
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