Poul Anderson

Holger Danske — (1961-1974) Publisher: Holger Carlsen, wounded in Nazi-occupied Denmark, awakens to find himself in a magical land of knights, dragons, and sorcerers.

Stand-alone novels:

The Broken Sword — (1954) Publisher: Thor has broken the sword Tyrfing so that it cannot strike at the roots of Yggdrasil, the tree that binds together earth, heaven and hell. But now the mighty sword is needed again to save the elves in their war against the trolls, and only Scafloc, a human child kidnapped and raised by the elves, can hope to persuade Bolverk the ice giant to make Tyrfing whole again. But Scafloc must also confront his shadow self, Valgard the changeling who has taken his place in the world of men.

Hrolf Kraki's Saga — (1973) The legend of Hrolf Kraki, the 6th century Danish king.

The Merman's Children — (1979) Publisher: In the waning years of the Middle Ages, before Christendom had completely scoured the world of magic, both Faery and Man lived on Europe's shores. This is the story of those last days: of the halfling children of the Liri king, who were of both realms but chose the one we call the other; of how they schemed & fought for survival, hounded from the Baltic to the ice caves of Greenland to the Mediterranean coast; of how they loved & how they died. It is the epic master piece, the adventure at once erotic, violent & magnificently sad, that Poul Anderson has always wanted to write.

Conan the Rebel — (1980) In the Conan series. Publisher: Conan and his beautiful companion Belit lead their pirate warriors in a desperate rebellion to free the people of Stygia from the forces of the reptile god Khemi.