The Farmer in Brádagerði # 14162
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The Farmer in Bráðagerð. A novel by Álf Utangárður.
In Verkamanninn, 37th year, 18th issue, 1954, the Farmer in Bráðagerði is discussed. It says:
"When this story was coming
published as a sequel in Þjóðviljan
last year, she raised hopes
quite a lot of attention. Here was
material that was well known to humans, taken quite innovatively
Icelandic publishers have
little is gained by "satire", and if anything
does not want without reason, because
hardly any other form of novels
made an all the more difficult task.
There is all the more reason for that.
to pay attention to this work, where
which is here entered into new
paths, and my mind tells me so
about, although many things can be said about the story
this find, that its author,
who calls himself Álf Utangarður,
and claimed to be a well-known writer,
Icelandic, yet to be able to
makes a name for itself in this field of poetry,
and he should by no means
to stop
this book.
The story takes place mostly in modern-day Reykjavík and describes business
farmer as with the public sector,
all the councils and committees, the bureaucracy
and corruption in public
life. Many will say that
It is hardly an exaggeration to say that they were unhappy.
The other thing will prove to be that the farmer is hardly a modern man, he
is of a different generation and somewhat
older than those he has
change and I find that a major disadvantage
of the story and feels
he makes various things about her more implausible
rather than otherwise would have
was and should have been.
The book is a fun read in many ways.
and comfortable entertainment.
In Verkamanninn, 37th year, 18th issue, 1954, the Farmer in Bráðagerði is discussed. It says:
"When this story was coming
published as a sequel in Þjóðviljan
last year, she raised hopes
quite a lot of attention. Here was
material that was well known to humans, taken quite innovatively
Icelandic publishers have
little is gained by "satire", and if anything
does not want without reason, because
hardly any other form of novels
made an all the more difficult task.
There is all the more reason for that.
to pay attention to this work, where
which is here entered into new
paths, and my mind tells me so
about, although many things can be said about the story
this find, that its author,
who calls himself Álf Utangarður,
and claimed to be a well-known writer,
Icelandic, yet to be able to
makes a name for itself in this field of poetry,
and he should by no means
to stop
this book.
The story takes place mostly in modern-day Reykjavík and describes business
farmer as with the public sector,
all the councils and committees, the bureaucracy
and corruption in public
life. Many will say that
It is hardly an exaggeration to say that they were unhappy.
The other thing will prove to be that the farmer is hardly a modern man, he
is of a different generation and somewhat
older than those he has
change and I find that a major disadvantage
of the story and feels
he makes various things about her more implausible
rather than otherwise would have
was and should have been.
The book is a fun read in many ways.
and comfortable entertainment.