Christopher Richard Fee

Fee went to a small liberal arts college, received an MA from Loyola in Chicago, an MA from UConn, and his PHD from the University of Glasgow in Scotland. Fee teaches a class on Homelessness that includes a service-learning component in DC. Fee's Medieval Drama courses stage productions, and Fee has taught in Denmark, where his Hamlet class twice has staged the play in Hamlet's Castle. Fee has led trips through the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Fee has published 8 books and has 1 out soon: Gods, Heroes, and Kings: The Battle for Mythic Britain; Mythology in the Middle Ages; The Goddess: Myths of the Great Mother; American Myths, Legends, and Tall Tales; Arthur: God & Hero in Avalon (both in English and Japanese); the award-winning Conspiracies & Conspiracy Theories in American History; and Energy in American History: A Political, Social, and Environmental Encyclopedia. Where did all the Vikings Go? In Search of the Lost Colonists of Norse America is next. For all things Fee, see his Amazon Author Page and his offerings on Audible. Finally, for dracophiles everywhere, Hic sunt Dracones.