Egil's saga ([Everyman's university library]) [first edition]

Egils Saga belongs to a group of sagas known as the Islendinga sogur, the sagas of Icelanders. It tells the story of a powerful tenth-century Norwegian family who emigrated to Iceland. It was written down in its present form in the thirteenth century, and the manuscripts in which it survives are mostly fourteenth-century. The present edition is translated and edited by Christine Fell, with translations of the poems by John Lucas. 7.5x5", xxxi+221 pp.