Episode 10

The Last Episode for a While

This is not the end of Season 8, but the podcast is definitely going on a little hiatus over the winter.

But not to worry, dear Raiders! In this episode I take a look ahead at what to expect when Season 8 resumes in 2027, what that timeline currently looks like, and why there may be a bonus episode (?) in the interim.

I also go into some of the differences between my two Bloodsword Saga novels and talk about why my main character is more vulnerable in the second book.

Also, what was my inspiration for writing the Bloodsword Saga novels, what numbers have to do with given cultures, and why was it difficult for me to write through the eyes of Bloodsword's foreign culture? The answers to these questions and more in this last episode... but only for a while!

Don’t forget to rate, review, and help spread the word! Your 5-Star ratings really help new people find this podcast and help it to grow. I really appreciate every 5-Star rating, so please help me out and keep them coming, Raiders!

You can reach me via e-mail at: vikingstoryfaq@outlook.com

Looking for a good Christmas gift? You can find my novels on Amazon as paperbacks or e-books by searching for my name: Alan Laycock-Fuchs

You can also read some preview chapters there for free, with no obligation to buy! 5-Star ratings for the book also help, if you don't want to support this podcast financially. :)

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About the Podcast

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Viking Story
One of the longest running Viking-themed podcasts

About your host

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Alan Laycock-Fuchs

My name is Alan Laycock-Fuchs and I am an archaeologist, historian and author with unique insight into the Viking world, having spent extensive time living in different parts of Scandinavia and studying Viking culture and history.