Rhinegold Attila's Treasure Wodans Fluch Gilgamesh The Falcon Dreams Trilogy (with Melodi Grundy) Eagle and Falcon Falcon’s Flight Falcon's Night Also in German Adler and Falke Die Flucht des Falken Die Nacht des Falken
	Rhinegold   Articles Shapeshifting and Berserkergang Excerpt: Shapeshifting, in its various forms, is one of the more common minor literary motifs in Old Icelandic literature. The identification of a human with an animal provided a rich symbological vocabulary for the poets and saga-writers: knowledge out of the ordinary, most usually prophetic knowledge, could be quickly and artistically expressed by, for instance, the representation of hostile persons as wolves, bears, or eagles. This identification, however, was clearly, in its origins, more than a literary device.        Mimir's Well Author's note: This is a very early story, but it was really the seed-point for my later writings in Germanic legend, particularly Rhinegold, in which so much of the imagery was structured around the images and names associated with particular runestaves in the Anglo-Saxon and Norse mnemonic poems.   Eagle & Falcon     Attila's Treasure Falcon's Flight     Gilgamesh Falcon's Night
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