Saga reading recommendations

All of the books I mention are easy to find. Amazon is terrible but they all are there, and if you must use that as a source you can use this shop ( https://www.amazon.com/shop/jacksoncr... ) to give this channel a small percentage of your purchase.

I have a video about finding texts in Old Norse here (    • Finding the Poetic Edda in Old Norse   ) and about why translations usually don't have the original Old Norse text here (    • Why translations usually don't have the or...   ).

This website has a lot of OCR'ed old public domain versions of Old Norse texts: https://heimskringla.no/wiki/Norr%C3%...
This website has many Old Norse texts in modernized Icelandic spelling: https://www.snerpa.is/net/fornrit.htm
This website has many editions of Old Norse texts available as free .pdf's: http://vsnrweb-publications.org.uk/

The Second Edition of my Poetic Edda translation is not out yet in Europe, but it is available for pre-order there from Gazelle ( https://gazellebookservices.co.uk/pro... ). If you live in the USA, Canada, or Australia, you can order a signed copy delivered to you from Boulder Book Store ( https://boulderbookstore.net/signed-j... ); note that ordering personalized signatures means delivery will take more time as I have to go to Boulder periodically to sign them.

For more about my reconstructed pronunciation of Old Norse, see for example    • What Old Norse Sounded Like (New Ideas)   and for more about Younger Futhark runes, see for example    • Realistic Runes for the Viking Age: The Yo...  

From time to time, I offer Zoom classes such as Elementary Old Norse (sample lecture:    • Zoom Norse Class Preview   ) and detailed readings of the Norse myths found in the Poetic Edda (sample lecture:    • Norse Myth Class Sample   ). Follow this channel for announcements about future classes.