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A Companion to Wolves
By
Sarah Monette and Elizabeth Bear
Contents
This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and events portrayed in this novel either products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously.
A COMPANION TO WOLVES
Copyright 2007 by Sarah Monette and Elizabeth Bear
A Tor Book
Published by Tom Doherty Associates, LLC
175 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
www.tor.com
Tor is a registered trademark of Tom Doherty Associates, LLC.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7653-1816-9
ISBN-10: 0-7653-1816-4
First Edition: October 2007
Printed in the United States of America
This book is for Amanda Downum
THE WOLFHEALLS, THE WOLFCARLS,
AND THE WOLVES
Arakensberg Wolfheall
Ulfsvith, wolfjarl
Vethulf, brother to Kjaran
Bravoll Wolfheall
Asvolfr, wolfcarl
Franangford Wolfheall
Kari, brother to Hrafn
Kerlaogstrond Wolfheall
Osk, wolf
Ketillhill Wolfheall
Aslaug, konigenwolf
Othinnsaesc Wolfheall
Brokkolfr, brother to Amma
Othwulf, brother to Vikingr
Nithhogsfjoll Wolfheall
Aurulfr, brother to Griss
Clorulf, brother to Vith
Eyjolfr, brother to Glaedir
Fostolfr, brother to Guthleifr
Frithulf, brother to Kothran
Grimolfr, wolfjarl, brother to Skald
Hringolfr, brother to Kolgrimna
Hrolfmarr, brother to Kolli
Hrolleif, brother to Vigdis, konigenwolf
Dramatis Personae
Isolfr, brother to Viradechtis
Randulfr, brother to Ingrun
Skirnulf, brother to Authun
Skjaldwulf, brother to Mar
Sokkolfr, wolfcarl
Thurulfr, brother to Egill
Ulfbjorn, brother to Tindr
Ulffred, wolfcarl
Ulfgeirr, brother to Nagli
Ulfmaer, brother to Hroi
Ulfrikr, brother to Skefill
Yngvulf, brother to Arngrimr
Asny, wolf
Eitri, wolf
Frar, wolf
Frothi, wolf
Hallathr, wolf
Hannar, wolf
Harekr, wolf
Havarr wolf
Ingjaldr, wolf
Isleifr, wolf
Nyr, wolf
Olmoth, wolf
Surtr, wolf
Thraslaug, wolf
Valbrandr, wolf
Thorsbaer Wolfheall
Leitholfr, brother to Signy, konigenwolf
Stafnulf, brother to Ormarr
Groa, wolf
Vestfjorthr Wolfheall
Bekkhild, konigenwolf
AUTHOR'S NOTE
There are many worlds in the branches of the tree, and legends do not stay untouched as they move from place to place. The world of the Iskryne is not Earth, but certain of its human cultures are not unlike certain historical Terran cultures. We have chosen to recognize this kinship by rendering the language of the people in this story in a melange of Norse, Anglo-Saxon, and other Germanic languagesmaking our choices in each case by ear rather than striving for a spurious consistencyin the hopes that this alien familiarity and familiar alienness will help readers as they enter into this cold and perilous world.
A COMPANION TO WOLVES
CHAPTER ONE
Njall could not stop looking at the wolf.
She lay on the flags before the fire in his father's hall at Nithogsfjoll and panted, despite the chill. Njall was sixteen, almost a man even if he was hoping for just one more spurt of growth, but her head was as broad as the span of his palm between her eyes. His arms couldn't have circled her barrel, and if she rose on her long racer's legs, she wouldalmostbe able to look him in the eye, were her attention not reserved entirely for her master.
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