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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales. Lee, Nasta (illustratore). Book.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).

Condizione: New. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).

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Condizione: New. First published in Polish in 1846,Nobleman Zavalnia, or Belarus in Fantastical Talesis one of the earliest works of Belarusian literature. At Zavalnia?s hearth, peasants, nobles, and wanderers spin stories of witches, restless souls, enchanted forests, and haunted battlefields. Barszczewski?s collection blends folklore, folk horror, and political allegory. Behind its supernatural figures and uncanny landscapes lie the encrypted memories of a people struggling to preserve their identity. With its mix of oral tradition, Gothic imagination, and historical witness, the book has been called ?European voodoo,? a distinctively Belarusian contribution to world literature. The present edition is the first full English translation of Barszczewski? tales, published together with two companion tales, The Wooden Old Man and the Insect Woman(1846) andThe Soul Not in Its Own Body(1849). Translated by Olya Ianovskaia and illustrated by Nasta Lee. Nasta Lee (illustratore). …

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. First published in 1846, Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales is one of the earliest works of Belarusian literature. At Zavalnia's hearth, peasants, nobles, and wanderers spin stories of witches, restless souls, enchanted forests, and haunted battlefields. Their tales reflect a society still bound by serfdom, set against the strange year of 1817, known as the "year without a summer."Written four decades after the Russian Empire's annexation of much of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, where Belarusian lands lay, Barszczewski's collection blends folklore, folk horror, and political allegory. Behind its supernatural figures and uncanny landscapes lie the encrypted memories of a people struggling to preserve their identity. With its mix of oral tradition, Gothic imagination, and historical witness, the book has been called "European voodoo".This edition is the first full English translation of Barszczewski's tales, presented here together with two companion tales, The Wooden Old Man and the Insect Woman (1846) and The Soul Not in Its Own Body (1849). Translated by Olya Ianovskaia and illustrated by Nasta Lee, the present volume makes a 200-year-old classic available to English readers for the first time. Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales is a collection of 19th century gothic folk horror, first published in 1844 by Jan Barszczewski and now available in English translation for the first time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. First published in 1846, Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales is one of the earliest works of Belarusian literature. At Zavalnia's hearth, peasants, nobles, and wanderers spin stories of witches, restless souls, enchanted forests, and haunted battlefields. Their tales reflect a society still bound by serfdom, set against the strange year of 1817, known as the "year without a summer."Written four decades after the Russian Empire's annexation of much of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, where Belarusian lands lay, Barszczewski's collection blends folklore, folk horror, and political allegory. Behind its supernatural figures and uncanny landscapes lie the encrypted memories of a people struggling to preserve their identity. With its mix of oral tradition, Gothic imagination, and historical witness, the book has been called "European voodoo".This edition is the first full English translation of Barszczewski's tales, presented here together with two companion tales, The Wooden Old Man and the Insect Woman (1846) and The Soul Not in Its Own Body (1849). Translated by Olya Ianovskaia and illustrated by Nasta Lee, the present volume makes a 200-year-old classic available to English readers for the first time. Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales is a collection of 19th century gothic folk horror, first published in 1844 by Jan Barszczewski and now available in English translation for the first time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. First published in 1846, Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales is one of the earliest works of Belarusian literature. At Zavalnia's hearth, peasants, nobles, and wanderers spin stories of witches, restless souls, enchanted forests, and haunted battlefields. Their tales reflect a society still bound by serfdom, set against the strange year of 1817, known as the "year without a summer."Written four decades after the Russian Empire's annexation of much of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, where Belarusian lands lay, Barszczewski's collection blends folklore, folk horror, and political allegory. Behind its supernatural figures and uncanny landscapes lie the encrypted memories of a people struggling to preserve their identity. With its mix of oral tradition, Gothic imagination, and historical witness, the book has been called "European voodoo".This edition is the first full English translation of Barszczewski's tales, presented here together with two companion tales, The Wooden Old Man and the Insect Woman (1846) and The Soul Not in Its Own Body (1849). Translated by Olya Ianovskaia and illustrated by Nasta Lee, the present volume makes a 200-year-old classic available to English readers for the first time. Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales is a collection of 19th century gothic folk horror, first published in 1844 by Jan Barszczewski and now available in English translation for the first time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - First published in 1846, Nobleman Zavalnia or Belarus in Fantastical Tales is one of the earliest works of Belarusian literature. At Zavalnia's hearth, peasants, nobles, and wanderers spin stories of witches, restless souls, enchanted forests, and haunted battlefields. Their tales reflect a society still bound by serfdom, set against the strange year of 1817, known as the 'year without a summer.'Written four decades after the Russian Empire's annexation of much of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, where Belarusian lands lay, Barszczewski's collection blends folklore, folk horror, and political allegory. Behind its supernatural figures and uncanny landscapes lie the encrypted memories of a people struggling to preserve their identity. With its mix of oral tradition, Gothic imagination, and historical witness, the book has been called 'European voodoo'.This edition is the first full English translation of Barszczewski's tales, presented here together with two companion tales, The Wooden Old Man and the Insect Woman (1846) and The Soul Not in Its Own Body (1849). Translated by Olya Ianovskaia and illustrated by Nasta Lee, the present volume makes a 200-year-old classic available to English readers for the first time. Lee, Nasta (illustratore).…