That's so funny! I love Beowulf and it was the Seamus Heaney translation that I found most enjoyable too. If anyone ever asks me what Beowulf is about I'm going to send them this. Thanks!
I’m a member of a storytelling society and I like to take old and familiar stories to retell when I have the opportunity to attend a storytelling festival or I’m asked to share with a group.
Cool, will take a look at it, I’m thinking of reading the og anglo-saxon and his version side-by-side.
I have to ask, I don’t know any other adaptation in filme than 13th Warrior, any other you might recommend (not trying to dig, I just genuinely don’t know of any adaptations).
I’m thinking of doing some essays on Beowulf as the story really fascinates me.
Hey Richard, I really enjoyed the way you brought Beowulf to life with your engaging storytelling. Your humour and creativity made the epic so fun and easy to connect with.
Lots of folk tales from the Appalachian mountains of western NC, Tennessee, sw Virginia which are mostly passed down stories from our Gaelic and Celtic ancestors who settled this part of the world.
That's so funny! I love Beowulf and it was the Seamus Heaney translation that I found most enjoyable too. If anyone ever asks me what Beowulf is about I'm going to send them this. Thanks!
Dawn, I’m glad you enjoyed it. Beowulf is story that’s meant to be shared and told.
Love this adaptation of Beowulf, I really have to ask if you've an adaptation of the old story you might recommend.
I’m a member of a storytelling society and I like to take old and familiar stories to retell when I have the opportunity to attend a storytelling festival or I’m asked to share with a group.
Amazing, holy mac that sounds really cool! So its like an Inklings festival!
I’m a Seamus Heaney fan. It’s a new one but one that really helped me step back in to the story.
Cool, will take a look at it, I’m thinking of reading the og anglo-saxon and his version side-by-side.
I have to ask, I don’t know any other adaptation in filme than 13th Warrior, any other you might recommend (not trying to dig, I just genuinely don’t know of any adaptations).
I’m thinking of doing some essays on Beowulf as the story really fascinates me.
Hey Richard, I really enjoyed the way you brought Beowulf to life with your engaging storytelling. Your humour and creativity made the epic so fun and easy to connect with.
Thanks Jon, I appreciate your feedback. Yes. I think this is one worth retelling.
Lots of folk tales from the Appalachian mountains of western NC, Tennessee, sw Virginia which are mostly passed down stories from our Gaelic and Celtic ancestors who settled this part of the world.