Icelandic Folk Tales
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[Place of publication not identified] : The History Press, [2020].
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"Iceland is a country where stories are as important as history. When Vikings settled the island, they brought their tales with them. Every rock, hot spring and waterfall seems to have its own story. Cruel man-eating trolls rub shoulders with beautiful elves, whose homes are hidden from mortal view. Vengeful ghosts envy the living, seeking to drag lost loves into their graves - or they may simply demand a pinch of your snuff.Some of the stories in this collection are classic Icelandic tales, while others are completely new to English translation. Hjörleifur has always been deeply interested in the rich lore of his island. His grandparents provided a second home in his upbringing and taught him much about the past through their own way of life.Hjörleifur is dedicated to breathing fresh life into the stories he loves. He lives on his family farm in Borgarfjörður, and also spends a lot of time in Scotland, where he is becoming renowned on the Scottish storytelling circuit."--,Provided by Freading.

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Hjörleifur Stefánsson. (2020). Icelandic Folk Tales . The History Press.

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Hjörleifur Stefánsson. 2020. Icelandic Folk Tales. The History Press.

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Hjörleifur Stefánsson. Icelandic Folk Tales The History Press, 2020.

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Hjörleifur Stefánsson. Icelandic Folk Tales The History Press, 2020.

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