This August marks the publication of “Narrator,” Bragi Ólafsson’s third novel on the English language market. As with “The Pets”
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The Reykjavík Writer: Bragi Ólafsson’s ‘Narrator’ Published By Open Letter Books
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Trapped In A Narrative: New Book On The Guðmundur And Geirfinnur Case Released In The UK
For most Icelanders, the names Guðmundur and Geirfinnur have immediate connotations. In January and November of 1974, these two seemingly
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The Fact of Fiction: “Woman at 1,000 Degrees” Published In English
Though the Icelandic Christmas book season is over, the next few months mark the release of many Icelandic translations into
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Get Your Read On: Snare & Whiteout
It’s winter. Don’t go out. It’s disgusting out there. Turn up the radiators and read one of these. Snare –
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The Eagle and the Falcon: Fantasy Of A Nazi-Occupied Iceland
The tapestry of Icelandic writing in the 21st century is an ever expanding one. This is largely because although most
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The Book Flood Cometh: Iceland’s ‘Jólabókaflóð’ Arrives Once Again
The Icelandic Yuletide is a time for two things: Reading and eating—and you can only do so much eating. Every
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Lit News: TV Adaption Of ‘The Shroud’ In The Works
Original TV dramas have always struggled in Iceland, largely due to the country’s small viewing market and the limited budget
