An Iceland Fisherman (from 1886) is a novel by French author Pierre Loti. The novel depicts the romantic but inevitably sad life of Breton fishermen who sail each summer season to the stormy Iceland cod grounds to earn their living. Literary critic Edmund Gosse characterized this work as the most popular and finest of all writings by Loti.
Jerusalem
Pierre Loti
bookPescatore d’Islanda
Pierre Loti
audiobookPêcheur d'Islande
Pierre Loti
bookJaponeries d'automne
Pierre Loti
bookAziyadé : Extrait des notes et lettres d'un lieutenant de la marine anglaise entré au service de la Turquie le 10 mai 1876 tué dans les murs de Kars, le 27 octobre 1877
Pierre Loti
bookLe Mariage de Loti
Pierre Loti
bookFantôme d'Orient
Pierre Loti
bookVers Ispahan
Pierre Loti
bookUn Pélerin d'Angkor
Pierre Loti
bookUn pèlerin d'Angkor
Pierre Loti
bookJérusalem
Pierre Loti
bookLa Hyène Enragée
Pierre Loti
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