Hulià sheimar by Arne Garborg, translated into Icelandic by Bjarni JÃ3nsson, is a classic work of Icelandic literature. This edition presents Garborg's insightful narrative to a new generation of readers fluent in Icelandic, preserving the original's literary merit while making it accessible. Explore the themes and nuanced characters that have made Hulià sheimar a lasting contribution to European letters. A significant addition to any collection of world literature in translation.

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