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«Beowulf and Grendel» is a selection from the anonymous epic poem Beowulf, translated by Michael Alexander, published by Penguin Books in paperback.
The book brings together part of the Anglo-Saxon epic poem and presents Beowulf, a hero who travels to Denmark to free the kingdom from the threat of Grendel, a monster that attacks at night. After the fight with Grendel, the story continues with the confrontation with his mother, who seeks revenge.
The edition consists of 96 pages, with text in English; it is part of the Penguin 60s Classics collection and includes an introduction and explanatory notes.
Aimed at readers of medieval literature, epic poetry and Norse mythology, and at those who want to approach the poem of Beowulf.
