Beowulf & other stories: a new introduction to Old English, Old Icelandic, and Anglo-Norman literatures

Why read Old English literature?: an introduction to the book / Richard North, David Crystal and Joe Allard

Names to look out for / Richard North and Joe Allard

Is it relevant?: Old English influence on The lord of the rings / Clive Tolley

Is violence what Old English literature is about? Beowulf and other battlers: an introduction to Beowulf / Andy Orchard

Is there more like Beowulf?: Old English minor heroic poems / Richard North

What else is there? Joyous play and bitter tears: the Riddles and the elegies / Jennifer Neville

How Christian is OE literature?: The dream of the rood and Anglo-Saxon Northumbria / Éamonn Ó Carragáin and Richard North

How did OE literature start?: Cædmon the cowherd and Old English biblical verse / Bryan Weston Wyly

Were all the poets monks? Monasteries and courts: Alcuin and Offa / Andy Orchard

Did the Anglo-Saxons write fiction? Old English prose: King Alfred and his books / Susan Irvine

How difficult is the Old English language?: The Old English language / Peter S. Baker

When were the Vikings in England? Viking wars and The Anglo-Saxon chronicle / Jayne Carroll

Notes on the Old Norse language / Richard North

What gods did the Vikings worship? Viking religion: Old Norse mythology / Terry Gunnell

Just who were the Vikings anyway?: Sagas of Icelanders / Joe Allard

Were there sagas in OE literature?: Prose writers of the English Benedictine reform / Stewart Brookes

What happened when the Norman arrived? Anglo-Norman literature: the road to Middle English / Patricia Gillies

Epilogue: The end of Old English? / David Crystal.