The Red Stone and Freedom of Writing #36186
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The Red Stone and Freedom of Writing. By Jóhnnes úr Kötlar.
Þjóðviljinn discusses the publication of the book on February 20, 1958. It says: "
A new book has been published by the poet Jóhannes from Kötlar,
and will undoubtedly attract a lot of attention and controversy. It is called The Red Stone and Freedom of Expression and deals with the well-known book by Mykle, the legal proceedings over it in Norway and the actions of the Icelandic authorities to prevent it.
its version here.
The book is divided into several chapters that tell the story. A few words about human nature are mentioned-
ist the first, then: Fiction
about a young man, Norwegian pornographic hit, Icelandic pornographic hit, You clean the cup and the plate to
outside, small sands of small seas
........ Jóhannes specifically addresses the discussions that took place in Iceland over the Red Stone and
replies to Kristján Albertsson,
Sigurbjörn Einarsson and other representatives of censorship in Iceland.
The Book of John is 98 pages.
It is printed in Hólar under the author's responsibility."
Þjóðviljinn discusses the publication of the book on February 20, 1958. It says: "
A new book has been published by the poet Jóhannes from Kötlar,
and will undoubtedly attract a lot of attention and controversy. It is called The Red Stone and Freedom of Expression and deals with the well-known book by Mykle, the legal proceedings over it in Norway and the actions of the Icelandic authorities to prevent it.
its version here.
The book is divided into several chapters that tell the story. A few words about human nature are mentioned-
ist the first, then: Fiction
about a young man, Norwegian pornographic hit, Icelandic pornographic hit, You clean the cup and the plate to
outside, small sands of small seas
........ Jóhannes specifically addresses the discussions that took place in Iceland over the Red Stone and
replies to Kristján Albertsson,
Sigurbjörn Einarsson and other representatives of censorship in Iceland.
The Book of John is 98 pages.
It is printed in Hólar under the author's responsibility."