Night & Demons
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The trip wasn’t my idea—travel rarely is, as my PTSD made airports very uncomfortable environments even before 9/11—but I gained a great deal from it.
Partly I saw a lot of really neat things. Some of these were obvious: glaciers and volcanoes and geysers (including Geyser itself) and waterfalls and similar sorts of things that are featured in tourist brochures. Others were a lot less obvious. For example, once the driver carrying us to a glacier stopped, rushed out of the van, and came back cra...dling between his hands the plover that he’d seen hiding in the tundra. (Yes, he put the plover back.) Besides the things I saw, however, I got books and pamphlets which took me deeper into Iceland’s unique physical and cultural environment. These weren’t all unique to the country: probably the most valuable single book I brought back was Hollander’s translation of The Poetic Edda, published by the University of Texas Press. But I also bought many small volumes on Icelandic history and culture, as well as translations of lesser known sagas; books that I wouldn’t have found back home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trip wasn’t my idea—travel rarely is, as my PTSD made airports very uncomfortable environments even before 9/11—but I gained a great deal from it.
Partly I saw a lot of really neat things. Some of these were obvious: glaciers and volcanoes and geysers (including Geyser itself) and waterfalls and similar sorts of things that are featured in tourist brochures. Others were a lot less obvious. For example, once the driver carrying us to a glacier stopped, rushed out of the van, and came back cra...dling between his hands the plover that he’d seen hiding in the tundra. (Yes, he put the plover back.) Besides the things I saw, however, I got books and pamphlets which took me deeper into Iceland’s unique physical and cultural environment. These weren’t all unique to the country: probably the most valuable single book I brought back was Hollander’s translation of The Poetic Edda, published by the University of Texas Press. But I also bought many small volumes on Icelandic history and culture, as well as translations of lesser known sagas; books that I wouldn’t have found back home.
What to read after Night & Demons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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