Books – Fiction

Loki in Fiction

• “Wild Hunt (Mirasenna) (Volume 1)” – Monica Baker – About the modern day woman Miriam and Loki’s love for her.
• “Loki – the Liar” – Jakub Cwiek – A translation of two of the stories from “Klamca” (Polish), urban fantasy.
• “Loki’s Saga: A Novel of the Norse Gods” – J. Foslan – Stories from both the past and the present.
• “Liesmith: Book 1 of The Wyrd” – Alis Franklin – modern, urban horror
• “American Gods” – Neil Gaiman. Gods in a modern setting. Odin is the main divine character and Loki has a part.
• “Wolves: I Bring the Fire, Part I” – C. Gockel – Loki on Midgard, in a modern setting
• “Runemarks” – Joanne Harris – How Midgard is 500 years after Ragnarok.
• “Runelights” – Joanne Harris –  Sequel to “Runemarks”
• “The Gospel of Loki” – Joanne M. Harris – Prequel to “Runemarks”
• “Loki: Why I Began the End” – Maja Jacomus – A retelling of the old myths.
• “Eight Days of Luke” – Dianna Wynne Jones – Young adult novel with Loki in a modern setting.
• “The Ragnarök Chronicles” – Nicky J. Markus – Loki in a modern setting, on a quest to save the nine realms.
• “Chainbreaker (Urban Nordica 1)” – Jessie Powell and A.S. Vaughn – A modern Loki after Ragnarok.
• “To Free the Fox” – Marquel Sherry – Loki in a modern setting. It ends very abruptly.
• “The Lost God (Loke Book 1)” – Crystallina Sigyn – Loki lost in another world, which is not one of the nine. Fantasy.
• “Written in Venom” – Lois Tilton – A retelling of the old myths.
• “Loki” – Mike Vasich – A retelling of the old myths.
• “Loki: Nine Naughty Tales of the Trickster” – Mike Vasich – Based on the old myths.

Avoid these books, they are Marvel fan fiction!

• “1-800-Mischief (A Loki Adventure)” – Dawn Blair
• “Tricking Loki” – Shara Azod and Marteeka Karland