The Merman’s Child - Poul Anderson - 1979 BCE Berkley Hardback George Herbert Palmer Brynhild is principally a literary

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The Merman’s Child - Poul Anderson - 1979 BCE Berkley Hardback George Herbert Palmer Brynhild is principally a literaryCondition: Acceptable. Please see the images for more details. Blurb: An ambitious elaboration of the Danish legend echoed in Matthew Arnold's "The Forsaken Merman," here lavishly extended with history & other scaffoldings. Fleeing the ruined Jutish met kingdom of Liri, the tribe of King Vanimen find their way to the coast of Dalmatia, already peopled with its own "uncanny beings." Meanwhile the king's half human son & daughter, exploring westward in