Norway's best stories
Subtitle: an introduction to modern Norwegian fiction.
By: Translations by Anders Orbeck. A selection of short stories by Björnson [and others]
Series: Short story index reprint series
Publisher: Books for Libraries Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Freeport, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 369
Subjects: Short stories, Norwegian -- Translations into English.; Norway -- Social life and customs -- Fiction.
Table of contents: title: How the mountain was clad, by B. Björnson.; title: The brothers, by B. Björnson.; title: Elias and the Draug, by J. Lie.; title: Siesta, by A. Kielland.; title: The spirit of the ball, by A. Kielland.; title: Death, by A. Garborg.; title: A rose, by A. Skram.; title: Coffee-Kari, by J.B. Bull.; title: The call of life, by K. Hamsun.; title: The ring, by K. Hamsun.; title: Jörgen Dam, philologist, by T. Krag.; title: Nocture, by H.E. Kinck.; title: When the frost philologist, by T. Krag.; title: Nocture, by H.E. Kinck.; title: When the frost comes, by H. Aanrud.; title: Guinea-Jack or skipper Gerhardtsen's cock, by J. Hilditch.; title: When Peder Solberg came home, by P. Egge.; title: The home-coming, by J. Bojer.; title: Nils Punctual and his clocks, by G. Scott.; title: At Christmas, by O. Duun.; title: Old Heggeli's last polka, by J. Falkberget.; title: The moose-hunter, by M. Fönhus.; title: Simonsen, by S. Undset.