We’ve Landed in Texas
After a nine-hour drive, an arrival update from Texas as work continues on The King’s Road and Echoes of Asgard.
Read the Texas update →Writing, mythology, filmmaking, the road west, and the parts of building something that do not fit into a press release.
This space is for the things that belong to ChristopherHannon.com: books, the road west, filmmaking, research, family-scale observations and whatever refuses to fit neatly inside the Echoes production site.
After a nine-hour drive, an arrival update from Texas as work continues on The King’s Road and Echoes of Asgard.
Read the Texas update →How translation, research and everyday details inform the writing and worldbuilding of Echoes of Asgard.
Read the essay →Christopher Hannon reflects on the launch of The King’s Road, the people beside him, and finding happiness in the pursuit.
Read the journal →The point where planned Odin, Thor and Tyr reenactment shorts became a much larger question about civilization, ordinary people and why mythology still feels familiar.
Read the full origin essay →Why injury, survival and the consequences of a dramatic event should remain visible afterward.
Read →People, mythology, living traditions and the limits of surviving evidence.
Read →Why the working society came before the spectacle.
Read →Geography, logistics, terrain and Unreal as story infrastructure.
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Ancient tales, modern tools, and the human questions that carry a story from a book into a voice and a visual world.
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