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From Isafjordur to the Coast: Storytelling Houses
Elin Juliusson
Salka
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coastal
reflective
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Interviews, archives, and public memory shape this narrative account of From Isafjordur to the Coast: Storytelling Houses and the histories gathered around it. No English edition is documented yet.
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Genre
Nonfiction & History
Published
2023
Language
Icelandic
Available in
Icelandic
ISBN
9781364482275
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