Publication
Bran Mak Morn és a piktek (Bran Mak Morn and the Picts)
Publication date: August 2012 (Trade paperback) November 2012 (eBook)
Edition and production details
- Language
- Hungarian
- Edition
- 1st
- Edition format
- Trade Paperback (14 x 21 centimeters) epub & mobi
- Publication date
- August 2012 (Trade paperback) November 2012 (eBook)
- Identifiers
- ISBN-13: 9786155161070
- Pages
- 368
- Cover art
- Tikos Péter & Vass Richárd
- Illustrations
- Unknown
- Related editions
- None
23 linked Howard works
- ASong of the Race verse Publications
- Autumn verse Publications
- Bran Mak Morn story Howard writing Publications
- Bran Mak Morn: A Play story Howard writing Publications
- Crete verse Publications
- Kings of the Night story Howard writing Publications
- Men of the Shadows story Howard writing Publications
- People of the Dark story Howard writing Publications
- Secret of Lost Valley story Howard writing Publications
- The Bell of Morni verse Publications
- The Children of the Night story Howard writing Publications
- The Drums of Pictdom verse Publications
- The Dweller in Dark Valley verse Publications
- The Gates of Nineveh verse Publications
- The Little People story Howard writing Publications
- The Lost Race story Howard writing Publications
- The Riders of Babylon verse Publications
- Two Against Tyre story Howard writing Publications
- Untitled story Howard writing Publications
- Untitled (A gray sky arched …) story Howard writing Publications
- Untitled (Men have had visions ere now …) story Howard writing Publications
- Witch from Hell's Kitchen story Howard writing Publications
- Worms of the Earth story Howard writing Publications
32 contents entries
- " Előszó " (" Foreword") by Kornya Zsolt
- I . Ókor (Ancient History)
- Untitled, "Crete" (poem) Translated by Körmendi Ágnes
- " Az idő mélyén " [untitled fragment (Men have had visions ere now. . .) ] Translated by Sárközi Gergely
- "A babiloni lovasok " ("The Riders of Babylon") (poem) Translated by Tamás Gábor
- "Ninive kapui" ("The Gates of Nineveh") (poem) Translated by Körmendi Ágnes
- " Arabu háza " ("Witch from Hell's Kitchen ") Translated by Boza Gergely
- " Ketten Türosz ellen " ("Two Against Tyre ") Translated by Sárközi Gergely
- II. Bran Mak Morn
- "Bran Mak Morn" ("The Drums of Pictdom") (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Howard és a piktek " (Letter to H. P. Lovecraft January 1932, "Yes, I enjoyed the postcards . . ." ) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Fajunk dala " ("A Song of the Race ") (poem) Translated by Tamás Gábor
- " Az elveszett nép " ("The Lost Race ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A piktek és a történelem " (" The Romance of Early Britsh Life ") by G. F. Scott Elliot Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Ködből és homályból " ("Men of the Shadows ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Róma ellen " (Letter to Harold Preece, October or early November 1930, "Well, Harold, I’m sorry to hear your nose . . . ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Árnykirályok " ("Kings of the Night ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Bran Mak Morn " ("Bran Mak Morn: A Play ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A végső menedék " (Letter to H. P. Lovecraft, March 2, 1932, "I’m finally getting around . . ." ) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A föld férgei " ("Worms of the Earth ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A vörös nép asszonya " [untitled (A grey sky arched . . . ) ] Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Csaták a Falon " (untitled synopsis "The story of a forgotten age . . ." ) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- III. A kicsi nép (The Little People)
- Untitled, "Autumn" (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- "Pikt dal" ("A Pict Song") by Rudyard Kipling Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- "A kicsi nép" ("The Little People ") Translated by Tamás Gábor
- "Szemléletváltás" (Letter from H. P. Lovecraft) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " Az éjszaka gyermekei " ("The Children of the Night ") Translated by Boza Gergely
- " Mak Morn harangja " ("The Bell of Morni ") (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
- " A sötétség népe " ("People of the Dark ") Translated by Kornya Zsolt & Nagy Gábor
- " Az elveszettek völgye " ("Secret of Lost Valley ") Translated by Sárközi Gergely
- " A sötét völgy lakója " ("The Dweller in Dark Valley ") (poem) Translated by Kornya Zsolt
Contributors
- Kornya Zsolt
- Foreword author, Translator
- Körmendi Ágnes
- Translator
- Sárközi Gergely
- Translator
- Tamás Gábor
- Translator
- Boza Gergely
- Translator
- Nagy Gábor
- Translator
- Tikos Péter
- Cover artist
- Vass Richárd
- Cover artist
Bibliographic and editorial layers
Bibliographic source layer
- Title
- Bran Mak Morn és a piktek (Bran Mak Morn and the Picts)
- Publisher
- Delta Vision Kft.
- Date
- August 2012 (Trade paperback) November 2012 (eBook)
- Source file
- Bran_Mak_Morn_es_a_piktek-DeltaVision.html
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