The Story of a Troll Hunt

The Story of a Troll-Hunt

James McBryde
Introduction by M. R. James
ISBN 1-930585-25-X
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98 pp. / Paperback

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A Troll Fantasy

The Story of a Troll-Hunt is a classic light fantasy, the story of three young men who take a holiday vacation to Denmark in search of a live troll.

The story and sketches were published in 1904 as a memorial tribute after the early death of its author/artist, James McBryde. University scholar and ghost-story writer M. R. James (one of the trio of friends inspiring the story) provided the introduction.

McBryde's artistry is phenomenal, foreshadowing the loose humorous skill of Dr. Seuss. The story is handwritten, seemingly requiring the attention of a cryptographer, but this edition includes a translation of the whimsical writing.

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	The Story of a Troll-Hunt James McBryde Introduction by M. R. James ISBN 1-930585-25-X Retail $11.95 (USD) 98 pp. / Paperback Order through Amazon Order through Amazon UK Order through B & N Order through TheNile.com.au If you are in New Zealand, South Africa, China, Japan, most of Europe, and many other countries, you can order this book from BookDepository in the UK, and get free shipping.	A Troll Fantasy The Story of a Troll-Hunt is a classic light fantasy, the story of three young men who take a holiday vacation to Denmark in search of a live troll. The story and sketches were published in 1904 as a memorial tribute after the early death of its author/artist, James McBryde. University scholar and ghost-story writer M. R. James (one of the trio of friends inspiring the story) provided the introduction. McBryde's artistry is phenomenal, foreshadowing the loose humorous skill of Dr. Seuss. The story is handwritten, seemingly requiring the attention of a cryptographer, but this edition includes a translation of the whimsical writing.


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