Tórshavn), Copenhagen 1973 Grylen og andre noveller (The Gryla and Other Stories), Copenhagen 1978 Her skal danses (Let There Be Dancing), Copenhagen 1980 Laterna magica (Laterna Magica), Copenhagen 1985 Laterna Magica. Fjord Press, 1987 - Novels Blæsende Gry (Windswept Dawn), Copenhagen 1934 Windswept Dawn. Dedalus, 2009 - Noatun (Noatun), Copenhagen 1938 Den sorte gryde (The Black Cauldron), Copenhagen 1949 The Black Cauldron. Dedalus, 2000 - De fortabte spillemænd (The Lost Musicians), Copenhagen 1950 The Lost Musicians (translated by W. Glyn Jones), Dedalus, 2006 - Moder Syvstjerne (The Kingdom of the Earth), Copenhagen 1952 Mother Pleiades Dedalus, 2011 - Det gode håb (The Good Hope), Copenhagen 1964 The Good Hope Dedalus, 2011 - Tårnet ved verdens ende (The Tower at the Edge of the World), Copenhagen 1976 The Tower at the Edge of the World Dedalus, 2018 - Heinesen's art on stamps References Other sources Hedin Brønner (1973) Three Faroese Novelists: An Appreciation of Jørgen-Frantz Jacobsen, William Heinesen, Heðin Brú (Ardent Media) Hazzard, Christinna. 2019. "Semi-Peripheral Realism: Nation and Form on the Borders of Europe." PhD Thesis, Liverpool John Moores University. External links Dansk Litteraturhistorisk Bibliografi Website about William Heinesen with bibliography Dedalus Books Dedalus Catalogue Danish male novelists 1900 births 1991 deaths Nordic Council Literature Prize winners Faroese Literature Prize recipients Faroese Children's Literature Prize recipients Translators to Faroese Faroese male novelists Faroese short story writers 20th-century Faroese poets People from Tórshavn 20th-century translators 20th-century Danish novelists 20th-century Faroese painters Faroese male poets 20th-century Danish short story writers Danish male short story writers 20th-century Danish male writers