Publisher's Synopsis
Journey into the heart of Iceland's rich mythological landscape with Stjepan Ornicevic's "The Myths and Legends of Iceland." From ancient sagas and gods to modern urban legends, this comprehensive exploration offers a captivating insight into a culture imbued with magic, heroism, and mystery. Through 20 detailed chapters, Ornicevic unfolds the unique stories that have shaped Iceland's identity, influenced art and literature, and continue to inspire belief and wonder. Discover the trolls and elves that dwell in the land, the heroics of ancient warriors, the chilling tales of the undead, and the prophecies of the end of the world. "The Myths and Legends of Iceland" is more than a collection of tales; it's a deep dive into a world where the mystical and the real coalesce. It's a celebration of storytelling, a study of cultural heritage, and a testament to the enduring human fascination with the unknown. Whether a casual reader, folklore enthusiast, or a scholar, this book offers a mesmerizing encounter with Iceland's extraordinary mythical legacy.
