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Six Questions XVII: Maria Kvilhaug

February 16, 2020 by Joseph Hopkins in Six Questions

Norwegian historian of religion and writer Maria Kvilhaug publishes both fiction and nonfiction drawing from the ancient Germanic corpus.

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Maria Kvilhaug
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