
SADUN SATU YNNÄ MUITA SATUJA
SISÄLLYS:
SADUN SATU.
ILMAPALLO.
JOULURUUSUJEN LEGENDA.
KERTOMUS JERUSALEMISTA.
KUINKA PAAVI PÄÄSI NIIN VANHAKSI.
HÄÄMARSSI
KÄRÄJISSÄ.
HOPEAKAIVOS.
A whimsical tapestry of folk imagination unfolds as a restless fairy tale seeks a voice. Born in the rolling hills of Värmland, the story drifts through enchanted factories, towering manors, and quiet chapels, gathering snippets of local legend, peculiar deeds, and the soft‑spoken hopes of the people who live beneath its shadow. The narrative invites listeners into a world where balloons soar alongside Christmas fir myths, where a papal journey stretches into the absurd, and where humble villagers spin extraordinary yarns that hover like a flock of curious bees.
The atmosphere is both nostalgic and lively, echoing the rustle of old parchment, the gentle creak of attic portraits, and the faint hum of distant organ music. As a young resident of the old Mårbacka estate feels the pull to become a storyteller, the listener is drawn into a chorus of voices waiting to be heard, each waiting to be stitched together into a single, shimmering tale.
Language
fi
Duration
~3 hours (204K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Porvoo: WSOY, 1909.
Credits
Juhani Kärkkäinen and Tapio Riikonen
Release date
2023-08-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1858–1940
A pioneering Swedish storyteller, she became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1909. Her novels and tales blend folklore, moral drama, and a vivid sense of the Swedish landscape.
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