Books by Lars Walker

Lars Walker, 2000

A double volume, comprising Erling’s Word and The Ghost of the God Tree. Father Ailill from Ireland is enslaved and freed by Erling Skjalgsson, chieftain in southwestern Norway. Erling marries the sister of the new king, Olaf Trygvesson, but breaks with him over the use of violence in preaching Christianity. Warlocks and the old gods oppose Erling and Ailill at every turn.

Lars Walker, 2009

For the sake of his honor, Erling gives up his domains in Norway and sets out for Greenland, to settle with his friend Leif Eriksson. After intervals in Iceland and North America, they finally reach Greenland, where they have a showdown with a magical enemy, then return to Norway to reclaim Erling’s heritage.

Lars Walker, 2013

Erling falls under a curse that wastes his body away. He and his friends travel north to confront the warlock who has cursed him. After that, he makes common cause with an enemy to fight giant monsters living in a mountain fortress, who are enslaving people.

Lars Walker, 1999

Odin returns to our world, arriving in a small Minnesota college town. An ordinary history professor (who cannot tell a lie for some reason) must face him at the end.

Lars Walker, 2003

An amateur theater company in a small Minnesota town is drawn into the alternate universe that is the play “Hamlet,” while one of them finds himself inhabiting the body of the historical Hamlet, in 6th Century Denmark.

Lars Walker, 2014

In a near future where suicide is not only legal but encouraged, a Viking age chieftain is drawn through time into this new world. A beleaguered historian has to ride herd on him, while trying to keep his depressed daughter alive.