Islandske Folkesagn is a collection of traditional Icelandic folk tales, collected and translated by the Danish folklorist Carl Andersen. The stories are a rich and diverse mix of mythology, legend, and superstition, giving readers a fascinating insight into the culture and beliefs of the Icelandic people. This edition includes notes and commentary by the translator.

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