The House of the Wolfings

“The House of the Wolfings” by William Morris is a historical written in the late 19th century that weaves a tale steeped in Norse mythology and early medieval culture. The centers on the Wolfings, a warrior folk who reside in the Mid-mark, an area surrounded by dense woodland. The story explores themes of kinship, warfare, and the interplay between fate and free will, with the prominent character Thiodolf, a noble warrior of the Wolfing clan, who is faced with the impending challenges of battle against formidable foes.