books
Modern Stories From A City That Is Barely A City: Our Review of ‘ The Book Of Reykjavík’
Record Number Of Icelandic Books Being Translated
Strong Icelandic Female Spirit In Three-And-A-Half Books
The Effect Of COVID On Book Sales
Wordflood: ‘Bókamessa’ Boasts A Record-Breaking Year For Fiction And Poetry Books
Nerd Alert: 2019 Was The Year For Icelandic Books
Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir: There’s No Such Thing As An Innocent Text
There Is No Brightness Without Darkness: Andri Snær’s New Children’s Book Now In English
Best In Translation: Our Picks Of The 2018’s Best English-Translated Icelandic Literature
The Mountains of Madness: Ófeigur Sigurðsson’s ‘Öræfi’ Published In English
This is Ós: Ós Pressan Challenges What Counts As ‘Icelandic literature’
Search For Life: Halldór Ragnarsson’s Accidental Art Project Finds Its Final Form
Last Words: Novels And TV Shows
Miss Vanjie Of The North: A Borgarnes Monument To An Insignificant Saga Character
Ten Years in Translation: US Publisher Of Icelandic Fiction Open Letter Books Fills A Decade
Trapped In A Narrative: New Book On The Guðmundur And Geirfinnur Case Released In The UK
Over and Over Again: Kristín Ómarsdóttir’s Poetry Published By Carcanet
Tomorrow Will Be Worse: Kristín Svava Tómasdóttir’s ‘Stormwarning’ published in the US
An Elegy for a Murdered Woman: Gerður Kristný’s ‘Drápa’ Now In English
The Fact of Fiction: “Woman at 1,000 Degrees” Published In English
22% Of Icelandic Children Show Difficulties In Reading Their Own Language
Britain Surpasses Iceland In Most Book Titles Per Capita
The Book Flood Cometh: Iceland’s ‘Jólabókaflóð’ Arrives Once Again
Lit News: TV Adaption Of ‘The Shroud’ In The Works
Get Your Read On : The Perfect Landscape & The Atom Station
