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Author. Creator. Builder of worlds that have to work.

A concise public record of Christopher Hannon’s current work, creative principles, book release and Echoes of Asgard production links.

The King’s Road · October 27, 2026

The first road into Echoes of Asgard.

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Christopher Hannon
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Christopher Hannon

Author · Creator · Showrunner · Director

“Then I began to look at the stories completely differently.”

How it began

I had already been studying Norse mythology for years. It mattered to me personally, and it had become my chosen religion. The first creative idea was much smaller than a novel or television series: factual live-action YouTube shorts. Odin first. Then Thor. Then Tyr.

Trying to place those figures inside a believable world changed the way I read the stories. Halls needed builders. Roads needed destinations. Law needed consequences. Armies needed food, space and people waiting at home. That was where the mythology opened into a civilization, and where Echoes of Asgard actually began.

Current work

The King’s Road

Volume I of Stone and Oath, the first Echoes of Asgard Chronicle. Published October 27, 2026. Paperback ISBN 979-8-9983845-0-9.

Book page →

Echoes of Asgard

An original one-hour serialized Norse drama in development. Hannon is the creator, showrunner, director and writer of all eight Season One teleplays.

Official television record →

Production World

A connected Asgard geography being developed through Gaea and Unreal Engine to support story, previs, movement, design and virtual production.

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Creative principles
“Civilization before mythology.”
“Never perform the mythology. Perform the person whose actions later become mythology.”
“If the road exists, it has to lead somewhere.”
Approved media package

Official portrait

High-resolution author image for editorial use. Credit: Courtesy of Christopher Hannon.

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Book cover

Current cover for The King’s Road, Volume I.

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Full press package

Author bios, facts, logos, selected production-world images and PDF materials.

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Public-facing boundaries

Christopher Hannon is the author and literary rights holder for The King’s Road. Echoes of Asgard’s television development is handled separately through the project’s production structure. The author site does not announce unconfirmed network, distribution, financing or production relationships.

Norse faith and fiction are kept distinct. Hannon practices Norse Paganism, but the books and television project do not claim to be religious authority. Source attestation, historical context and fictional adaptation are deliberately separated.

Echoes of Asgard is not affiliated with Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Studios or Disney. Its use of Odin, Thor, Loki, Tyr and related figures begins from Norse source traditions and its own dramatic interpretation.

Press & verification

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