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A searchable shelf of works linked to Iceland, designed to lead from the market into each work’s translation reach, rights visibility, and publisher context.
Elin Sigurdardottir
Case studies and scholarly framing come together in a clear account of Husavik Studies in Cultural Memory.
Oskar Olafsdottir
Case studies and scholarly framing come together in a clear account of Thingeyri Papers in Folklore Studies.
Kristin Finnbogadottir
Case studies and scholarly framing come together in a clear account of Arctic Policy after the Welfare State.
Unnur Baldvinsson
Case studies and scholarly framing come together in a clear account of New Essays on Small-Language Publishing.
Bjorn Asgeirsdottir
Case studies and scholarly framing come together in a clear account of Reykjavik Studies in Saga Reception.
Benedikt Bjornsdottir
Interviews, archives, and public memory shape this narrative account of A History of Island Kitchens in Husavik and the histories gathered around it.
Vigdis Arnadottir
Interviews, archives, and public memory shape this narrative account of Listening to Glacier Routes across Thingeyri and the histories gathered around it.
Elin Juliusson
Interviews, archives, and public memory shape this narrative account of From Isafjordur to the Coast: Storytelling Houses and the histories gathered around it.
Oskar Stefansson
Interviews, archives, and public memory shape this narrative account of Geothermal Life and the Making of Modern Iceland and the histories gathered around it.
Kristin Halldorsdottir
Interviews, archives, and public memory shape this narrative account of A History of Fishing Towns in Reykjavik and the histories gathered around it.
Yrsa Petursson
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Seydisfjordur.
Benedikt Sveinsdottir
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Vestmannaeyjar.
Vigdis Karlsson
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Selfoss.
Elin Sigurdardottir
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Husavik.
Oskar Olafsdottir
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Egilsstadir.
Kristin Finnbogadottir
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Isafjordur.
Unnur Baldvinsson
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Akureyri.
Bjorn Asgeirsdottir
For younger readers, an illustrated story in which curiosity, weather, and friendship open a new path through Reykjavik.
Anna Jonsson
Family, work, and belonging move through this reflective novel as it shifts between Thingeyri and the wider literary scene.
Hrafn Sigfusson
Family, work, and belonging move through this reflective novel as it shifts between Myvatn and the wider literary scene.
Edda Eiriksson
Family, work, and belonging move through this reflective novel as it shifts between Borgarnes and the wider literary scene.
Ari Kristjansdottir
Family, work, and belonging move through this reflective novel as it shifts between Hofn and the wider literary scene.
Yrsa Petursson
Family, work, and belonging move through this reflective novel as it shifts between Seydisfjordur and the wider literary scene.
Benedikt Sveinsdottir
Family, work, and belonging move through this reflective novel as it shifts between Vestmannaeyjar and the wider literary scene.
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