Gosta Berling's Saga - Lagerlof, Selma

Originally published in 1891;Translated by Lillie Tudeer; Clean, tight, unmarked; very light edgewear; spine straight and uncreased; otherwise absolute minimal wear; Lagerlof drew inspiration from her grandmother's recountings of the legends, superstitions, and fairy tales of their native province in the rural Varmland region. This book features a vivid cast of characters, headed by the eponymous hero, country pastor whose appetite for alcohol ends his ministerial career. Steeped in supernatural lore, the novel marked a departure from the era's literary realism. It colorful vignettes and striking symbolism continue to enchant readers around the world.
Very Good
Paperback
Dover Publications
2004
Mineola, NY