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Echo from the mainland of thought. Bjarni M. Gíslason.
In Eimreiðinn, 46th year, issue 2, 1940, a book by Bjarni M. Gíslason is discussed. It says: - The author of the poems in Danish, which are in question here, is
a young Icelander, who published the poetry collection Ég ýti úr vör in 1933, and
In many ways, it gave him good hopes as a poet. Since then, he has
went to Denmark and will have every intention of becoming a writer
in Danish. In 1937 he published the book Giimt fra Nord with descriptions of Iceland and Icelandic culture, and it was mentioned here in Eindhoven.
the rage of his time (1939, 2nd issue). And now the latest has been published after
The collection of poems that is being discussed here has been received with great acclaim in the Danish press, and that is fitting, because it is a collection of poems that has been discussed here.
composes beautiful and atmospheric poems in flawless Danish. The author takes on
do not yet know the subject matter of the essential principles of art
to create the great in its own right, but all his treatment promises good things about
the future. He writes a lot about Iceland, which is the "Tankens Fastland" or "mainland of the spirit" referred to in the book's title. Beautiful
He also writes poems about Denmark. In general, the poems bear witness to a sensitive and good poetic soul, which longs for beauty and truth in life and poetry. Finally, I would like to wish that this bold, young Icelander may do well in his "Viking" among foreign nations.
Jacob John Smári.
In Eimreiðinn, 46th year, issue 2, 1940, a book by Bjarni M. Gíslason is discussed. It says: - The author of the poems in Danish, which are in question here, is
a young Icelander, who published the poetry collection Ég ýti úr vör in 1933, and
In many ways, it gave him good hopes as a poet. Since then, he has
went to Denmark and will have every intention of becoming a writer
in Danish. In 1937 he published the book Giimt fra Nord with descriptions of Iceland and Icelandic culture, and it was mentioned here in Eindhoven.
the rage of his time (1939, 2nd issue). And now the latest has been published after
The collection of poems that is being discussed here has been received with great acclaim in the Danish press, and that is fitting, because it is a collection of poems that has been discussed here.
composes beautiful and atmospheric poems in flawless Danish. The author takes on
do not yet know the subject matter of the essential principles of art
to create the great in its own right, but all his treatment promises good things about
the future. He writes a lot about Iceland, which is the "Tankens Fastland" or "mainland of the spirit" referred to in the book's title. Beautiful
He also writes poems about Denmark. In general, the poems bear witness to a sensitive and good poetic soul, which longs for beauty and truth in life and poetry. Finally, I would like to wish that this bold, young Icelander may do well in his "Viking" among foreign nations.
Jacob John Smári.