Atta Troll is a satirical poem by Heinrich Heine, first published in 1843. The poem is a series of fantastical and often absurd adventures of Atta Troll, a giant bear, as he travels through Europe. Atta Troll is a parody of contemporary German politics and society, and is full of dark humor, satire, and irony.
This comprehensive bibliography provides a detailed listing of all the books published by the Ballantyne Press under the direction of Hacon Ricketts. With detailed information on the printers, designers, and illustrators involved in each book, as well as critical commentary on the text and design, this volume is a must-read for bibliophiles and book collectors.
The Club 1764-1905 is a historical account of the Roxburghe Club, a prestigious bibliophilic society based in London. The book includes detailed biographies of the club's most prominent members, as well as a comprehensive history of its activities and accomplishments. It is a valuable reference for anyone interested in the history of bibliophilic societies.