Crowds gather to listen to poetry, cram into tiny spaces to attend poetry evenings and queue to receive a poem
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A Wide Range Of Voices: A Glimpse Into The Current Icelandic Poetry Scene
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Songs Of The Dammed: Hvalárvirkjun And The Future Of Árneshreppur
When people talk about Iceland’s economic boom days, they are largely referring to the greater Reykjavík area. Roads are repaired
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The March Of Progress: The National Queer Organisation Turns 40
Samtökin ‘78 (literally “the ‘78 organisation”, with its official English name being The National Queer Organisation) celebrated its 40th anniversary
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Odysseus Reborn: Daníel Bjarnason Brings His Wartime Opera Home
Daníel Bjarnason has presence. He exudes the sort of poise you notice from across a room. When he talks, he’s
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Municipal Elections 2018: Reykjavík Is Boring
Municipal elections are a great opportunity for immigrants to participate more in the democratic process. You don’t need to be
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Wild, Wild North: Shady Election Dealings In Árneshreppur
Árneshreppur (population 53), located on the northern coast of the Westfjörds, is normally not a magnet for any kind of
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Meet The Immigrant Candidates: Phiangphit Thiphakdi of the Capital City List
As we’ve emphasised (as a lot of people don’t seem to know this), you don’t need to be a citizen
