Russian anons, could you please recommend some translated collections of byliny? I stumbled upon a wikipedia article about them and I'm literarily shaking with desire to read some, but cannot find anything in paper nor e-book form. Can you please help me out?
Wikipedia article:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bylina
>>8957907
As a Serb, I approve of this and am interested in it myself.
This is now a folk literature thread. Bumping with a realist painting that I like.
Check duotales. The translation is shit though - plain contemporary English. Srry bro, maybe some day you will be speaking the language.
Shsu.edu is better btw, but the problem remains. Check Ilya of Murom.
>>8959060
Aaaaa thank you so much man! That's fantastic! Plain contemporary English is not a dealbreaker for me. You made my day
>>8959067
At first glance I'm not sure how helpful is this link, but I'll check it out tonight. And Ilya too, thanks