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Velur tś DANSKAR BŲKUR į blįa bjįlkanum ovast, fęrt tś meira at vita um bųkurnar, og har kanst tś eisini bķleggja tęr.
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1) Lars Keppler:
Hypnotisųren
2) Jussi Adler-Olsen:
Flaskepost fra P
3) Marklund/ Patterson:
Postkort
4) Kaberbųl/Friis:
Et stille umęrkeligt drab
5) Dan Brown:
Det forsvundne tegn
6) Vivica Steen :
Inderst inde
7) Elsebeth Egholm:
Vold og magt
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Vinterbyen
9) Jo Nesbų:
Panserhjerte
10) Stieg Larsson:
Luftkastellet der blev spręngt
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Thrand of Gotu
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| Forlag: |
The Porcupine Quill |
| Evni: |
Fųroysk sųga |
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Enskt |
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Bók, heft
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| Śtgįvuįr: |
2002
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| Prķsur: |
148 Kr.
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| Sķšutal: |
184 |
| ISBN: |
0889841802 |
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Professor George Johnston, renowned for his translations from Old Icelandic including The Saga of Gisli, has recently translated two thirteenth-century Icelandic sagas from The Flat Island Book. His new volume, Thrand of Gotu, contains `The Saga of the Faroe Islanders and the `Saga of the Greenlanders. These two stories were among the first to have been written down, yet their narrative lines display the assurance of a fully developed art. Thrand himself, in the `Saga of the Faroe Islanders is one of the more complex and memorable villains in European literature.
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