Publication
Fekete Turlogh és a kelták (Black Turlogh and the Celts)
Edition format
Publication date: November 2014
Edition and production details
- Language
- Hungarian
- Edition
- 1st
- Edition format
- Trade Paperback (14 x 21 centimeters)
- Publication date
- November 2014
- Identifiers
- ISBN-13: 9789633950593
- Pages
- 333
- Cover art
- Tikos Péter
- Illustrations
- Fazekas Árpád
- Related editions
- None
14 linked Howard works
- Dermod's Bane story Howard writing Publications
- Lord of Samarcand story Howard writing Publications
- Marching Song of Connacht verse Publications
- Reuben's Brethren verse Publications
- Song Before Clontarf verse Publications
- The Cairn on the Headland story Howard writing Publications
- The Dark Man story Howard writing Publications
- The Gods of Bal-Sagoth story Howard writing Publications
- The Grey God Passes story Howard writing Publications
- The Shadow of the Hun story Howard writing Publications
- The Sowers of the Thunder story Howard writing Publications
- Timur-Lang verse Publications
- Untitled (He knew De Bracy, they having fought against the Saracens …) story Howard writing Publications
- Untitled (The Dane came in with a rush, hurtling his huge body forward …) story Howard writing Publications
19 contents entries
- " Előszó " (" Foreword") by Kornya Zsolt
- I . Clontarf síkján
- "Cím nélküli vers" ("Untitled"; "Song Before Clontarf") (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Dermod veszte " ("Dermod's Bane ") Translated by Pécsi István & Kornya Zsolt
- " A kőhalom a hegyfokon " ("The Cairn on the Headland ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A háború híre " ("The Word of War "; Letter to Harry Bates, 1 June 1931, "You may, or you may not . . .") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A szürke isten tovatűnik " ("The Grey God Passes ") Translated by Tamás Gábor & Kornya Zsolt
- II. Turlogh Dubh
- "Cím nélküli vers" ( "Untitled"; " Marching Song of Connacht ") (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Mac Kir foglya " [untitled (The Dane came in with a rush...) ] Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A Fekete Ember " ("The Dark Man ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Bal-Sagoth istenei " ("The Gods of Bal-Sagoth ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Attila árnyékában " ("The Shadow of the Hun ") Translated by Tamás Gábor & Kornya Zsolt
- III. Kelet ködében
- "Cím nélküli vers" ( "Untitled"; " Reuben's Brethren ") (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Ki mennydörgést vet " ("The Sowers of the Thunder ") Translated by Körmendi Ágnes & Kornya Zsolt
- " A skót " [untitled (He knew de Bracy...) ] Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Szamarkand ura " ("Lord of Samarcand ") Translated by Fazekas Árpád & Kornya Zsolt
- " Timur Lenk " (" Timur-Lang ") (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
Contributors
- Kornya Zsolt
- Foreword author, Translator
- Pécsi István
- Translator
- Tamás Gábor
- Translator
- Körmendi Ágnes
- Translator
- Fazekas Árpád
- Translator, Illustrator
- Tikos Péter
- Cover artist
Bibliographic and editorial layers
Bibliographic source layer
- Title
- Fekete Turlogh és a kelták (Black Turlogh and the Celts)
- Publisher
- Delta Vision Kft.
- Date
- November 2014
- Source file
- Fekete_Turlogh_es_a_keltak-DeltaVision.html
REH World editorial layer
No separate REH World editorial overlay has been added to this source record.