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Bloodaxe is the first Viking Metal to come out of the frozen shores of Canada. Led by Norwegian-Canadian Nordavinden Lien.


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Bloodaxe Books: Front page (362 words)
Bloodaxe Books is Britain's premier publisher of contemporary poetry, with an international reputation for quality in literature and excellence in book design.
Bloodaxe's authors and books have won virtually every major literary award given to poetry, from the Pulitzer to the Nobel Prize, and anthologies like Staying Alive have broken new ground by opening up contemporary poetry to thousands of new readers.
Bloodaxe has been a pioneering publisher of poetry in translation, building its reputation on publishing numerous new poets alongside some of the most important figures on modern poetry.
Bloodaxe - Marvel Universe: The definitive online source for Marvel super hero bios. (813 words)
Bloodaxe possessed the enchanted axe of Skurge, the Executioner which afforded her all of the mystical powers that the original bearer had at his command
Bloodaxe eventually found the axe again at Masterson’s home, and began to stalk Thunderstrike while claiming a few more lives in the process such as the villain Whyteout.
Bloodaxe was separated from the Executioner’s axe during their vicious battle and was kept away from it for a duration of sixty seconds.
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