Is it possible to write a novel about the posthumous adventures of the heroes of Scandinavian myth? What does eternity look like from a pagan's point of view? What happens to the ancient gods and heroes when the earthly world moves further and further away from them? The afterlife continuation of the story of Sigurd from the Elder Edda becomes an occasion for reflection on friendship, betrayal, loyalty, responsibility, on human nature, which has not changed over the past two thousand years - as well as on historical memory and literary creativity. The history of Poetry Honey is closely intertwined with the history of the Hundred Years' War, Shakespeare and Winnie the Pooh. And it was necessary for this pagan revelation to appear to the eccentric graduate student of the philology department...