Aevintyrar Aesop ("Adventures Aesop")
Here is our third book in Icelandic. The first was a surprising find at the top of the world in Bodo, Norway. The second is a translation into Icelandic of Nasreddin's fables. Two things mark this unpaginated paperback book. It has a remarkably striking front cover of a lion's face done in...
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ftcreightonuniv:oai:dspace2.creighton.edu:10504/139152 2023-05-15T16:32:25+02:00 Aevintyrar Aesop ("Adventures Aesop") Aesop; translator NA 2021 http://hdl.handle.net/10504/139152 ice ice Gyrfalcon Books 12972 (Access ID) http://hdl.handle.net/10504/139152 Aesop 2021 ftcreightonuniv 2022-11-12T23:28:21Z Here is our third book in Icelandic. The first was a surprising find at the top of the world in Bodo, Norway. The second is a translation into Icelandic of Nasreddin's fables. Two things mark this unpaginated paperback book. It has a remarkably striking front cover of a lion's face done in a medium suggesting stained glass. Secondly, it is utterly unadorned internally. There is a single page stating "Fabuler Aesops" with a blank obverse. Then we are off and running with FG. At the end there is nothing but the notice that the book was printed -- on demand -- in the USA. Ebay offers Gyrfalcon Books as the publisher, but I have been unable to locate them on the web. Aesop; translator NA Language note: Icelandic Other/Unknown Material gyrfalcon Creighton University: Creighton Digital Repository (CDR) Norway |
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Here is our third book in Icelandic. The first was a surprising find at the top of the world in Bodo, Norway. The second is a translation into Icelandic of Nasreddin's fables. Two things mark this unpaginated paperback book. It has a remarkably striking front cover of a lion's face done in a medium suggesting stained glass. Secondly, it is utterly unadorned internally. There is a single page stating "Fabuler Aesops" with a blank obverse. Then we are off and running with FG. At the end there is nothing but the notice that the book was printed -- on demand -- in the USA. Ebay offers Gyrfalcon Books as the publisher, but I have been unable to locate them on the web. Aesop; translator NA Language note: Icelandic |
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