Author: - The Reykjavik Grapevine

Speaking Like A God

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They say human beings use language to make sense of their surroundings. We frame, categorise and systematise the objects around…

Speaking Like A God

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They say human beings use language to make sense of their surroundings. We frame, categorise and systematise the objects around…

Babe, come onto me

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Lo, the oogly woogly wiggly toes of my puffinous pinkster! Lo, the perpetual whirlpool of his gung ho rainbows! Lo,…

The Longest Poem in the World

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Three hundred and fifty thousand, seven hundred and fourteen verses. Twenty lines per verse, and every line rhymes with the…

Killing Yourself with Poetry

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‘Twas the eve of Nýhils 2nd international poetry festival, late autumn 2006. I was the manager for the second year…

The Word is a Virus

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Imagine a poem so robust and resourceful that it could survive humanity. Imagine that the Americans finally go completely bonkers…

Nýhil Poetry itn the Grapevine:

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Tígrar eru töff það segja það allir siðferðilegur skilningur er ekki bjór. Bjór er töff, það segja það allir. …og…

Iron Maiden

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Iron Maiden was formed in 1976, the brainchild of bass player and chief songwriter Steve Harris. After three years of…

West fjords Wisdom: SUMMERTIME BLUES

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It’s summer. Time to pick up your acoustic guitar, pop the beer bottle, twist the cap and march towards nature’s…

Westfjord Wisdom

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It all began on an uneventful morn. Last weekend of July, Verslunarmannahelgin, 1999 and I was working as a handy-man…