Eþandun brings to life young King Alfred’s struggle with the Danish invaders in 878 AD. The survival of Alfred’s people, and of Gorm’s invading army, is on the line. Whose courage, endurance, and cunning—whose God or gods—will prevail?
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William G. Carpenter was born on Long Island and grew up in Connecticut, Texas, and California. He studied literature at the undergraduate and graduate levels, then taught at various universities in California (and one in China) before going to law school. He has lived in the Twin Cities since the 1990s and is currently working on a book-length poem about the English and British Civil Wars of the 1640s and 1650s.
Miko Simmons is an international award-winning theatrical designer who traces his origins to the historic Rondo neighborhood in St. Paul, Minnesota. He studied art and physics at St. Paul’s Hamline University. With his professional background in electronic information display, he is now creating cinematic sets for operas and musicals while continuing to pursue his first passions, drawing and painting.
Kyle Derek is an award-winning poet and voice-over artist, a Toronto based actor, operatic bass, writer, composer, director, and producer. He’s the president of Mightier Productions, the co-founder of Indie Opera Hub, and the former Managing Director for North American Operations at Octant Aerospace Consulting. If you enjoyed his narration of Ethandun, you’ll also like the audiobook recording of his original poem, Achilles and the Queen, and his narration of Beowulf. Both can be found on Kyle Derek’s website.
