Edda is an unknown author (the elder Edda and the younger Edda)

The "Edda" is a treasure trove of Scandinavian myths, legends and sagas that describe the world of ancient Vikings and their beliefs. There are two main collections of "Edda": the elder Edda (also known as "Poetic Edda") and the younger Edda (or "Prose Edda"). Both represent an important part of Scandinavian cultural heritage.

The elder Edda contains poems and poems written in ancient Scandinavian, which tell about gods, heroes, mythical creatures and events from mythology. These poems include such famous works as "Volsungasaga," "Grimnir," "Harbardsllol" and many others. They describe the fates of the gods, battles, the creation of the world and many other aspects of Norse mythology.

The younger Edda, written by Icelandic historian and poet Snorri Sturluson, is a prose text that explains and comments on the events and characters mentioned in the elder Edda. This part of Edda also describes the structure of the world, cosmogony and myths about gods and heroes in more detail.

The audiobook allows you to hear these ancient texts performed by professional announcers, which will convey the entire mystical and epic character of Norse mythology. The voices of the announcers give the texts vivacity and help you to understand the plots and symbols more deeply.

Although the authors of Edd remain unknown, their creations have become an invaluable legacy that allows us to immerse ourselves in the spirit of ancient Scandinavia and understand its mythology and beliefs. This digital book and audiobook provide an opportunity to explore the wealth and beauty of Scandinavian culture and its influence on world literature and art.

Download a digital book and audiobook and embark on an exciting journey into the world of ancient Scandinavian myths and legends. These works will help you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of ancient Scandinavia and understand its greatness and mystical beauty.