An Iceland Fisherman

Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous Iceland cod grounds, the novel explores the poignant lives of Breton fishermen, capturing their romantic yet sorrowful experiences. Celebrated by literary critic Edmund Gosse as one of Pierre Loti's finest works, this tale reflects the author's unique perspective as a naval officer and novelist. The modern edition includes a biographical preface, making it a valuable addition for collectors and fans of Loti's literature, especially as vintage copies become increasingly rare.