A lost work in this genre is named after a man named Gaukur.
The protagonist of a work in this genre sews her husband a shirt so low-cut it exposes his nipples, then divorces him for cross-dressing. That work in this genre is about a love triangle involving a woman who dreams that she will marry four times and her last three husbands will die. The title character of another of these works decides to die with his family when his house is set on fire, even though (*) Flosi allows him to leave if he wishes. A lost work in this genre is named after a man named Gaukur. The most famous work in this genre is largely the story of a blood feud sparked by the death of Gunnar Hamundarson. For 10 points, name these works which include the Laxdaela one and one about Burnt Njal, which are the major works of medieval Icelandic prose.
The protagonist of a work in this genre sews her husband a shirt so low-cut it exposes his nipples, then divorces him for cross-dressing.
Icelandic sagas