Books
Fire Photographers: Books About Volcanoes In Iceland
The Book That Shaped The Icelandic Soul
Modern Stories From A City That Is Barely A City: Our Review of ‘ The Book Of Reykjavík’
The Butterfly Effect In The North: Egill Bjarnason On How Iceland Changed The World
The Generation Shaping Icelandic Fantasy
Top Five Volcanoes Someone Should Write A Book About: A Symposium By Valur & Hannah Jane
Autocannibalism For Beginners: Helen Cova Deals With Her Dark Past
The Father Of Icelandic Christmas: Brian Pilkington Brings The Yule Lads To Life
The Backbone Of The Arctic: Ragnar Axelsson Celebrates The Legacy Of The Greenlandic Sled Dog
Time, Water and Viruses: Andri Snær Magnason Talks Translation, The Pandemic And The “Apausalypse”
The Christmas Bloodbath: Your Guide To Icelandic Crime Novels
Grapevine Shop Pick Of The Day: ‘Screenshot’ By Bergur Ebbi
Rebecca Scott Lord, The Lord Of The Flings, Titillates With Her New Celebrity Erotica Anthology
Diary Of An Artist In Quarantine: Óttar M. Norðfjörð Journals A Creative Life In Lockdown
Karítas Hrundar Pálsdóttir’s ‘Árstíðir’: Learning Icelandic Through Literature
Reading Too Much Into The Icelandic Book Prize Nominees
Literature: Threads That Bind
Fractured Fairy Tales: ‘The Sagas And Shit’ Rewrites History
There Is No Brightness Without Darkness: Andri Snær’s New Children’s Book Now In English
Feminist Glaciology: M Jackson On Ice, Climate, Culture & Gender
Best In Translation: Our Picks Of The 2018’s Best English-Translated Icelandic Literature
In The Belly Of The Whale: Sjón’s ‘CoDex 1962’ Published In English
The Reykjavík Writer: Bragi Ólafsson’s ‘Narrator’ Published By Open Letter Books
Trapped In A Narrative: New Book On The Guðmundur And Geirfinnur Case Released In The UK
The Fact of Fiction: “Woman at 1,000 Degrees” Published In English
