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GUDRID THE FAIR
BY - MAURICE HEWLETT
NEW YORK - DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
PREFACE
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Set against the stark fjords and icy seas of early medieval Scandinavia, this novel weaves two ancient sagas into a single, lively narrative. The story follows Gudrid, a strikingly clever Icelandic woman whose three husbands and many children become tangled with the daring voyages that lead a handful of Norsemen to the distant shores of Vinland.
Through Gudrid's eyes we hear the clatter of longships, the tension of wilderness, and the whispered hopes of families seeking a new life. The author treats the historical record with respect while adding enough imagination to reveal the characters' inner struggles—love, duty, and the fear of the unknown. Listeners will feel the pulse of a world where myth and reality meet, experiencing both the grandeur of discovery and the intimacy of everyday choices.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (240K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2007-11-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1861–1923
Best known for richly imagined historical romances, this English novelist, poet, and essayist won wide attention with The Forest Lovers and went on to build a reputation for vivid, medieval-tinged storytelling.
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