Book of the Month
Plan of Ruins
“I believe that all lives can yield interesting stories. It isn't necessarily so important to remember school grades or calendar dates correctly, but much rather to try, in some way, to mediate the truth of each life,” says author Oddný Eir Ævarsdóttir in an interview on her newest book, Plan of Ruins.
The Fly that Ended the War
Bryndís Björgvinsdóttir nimbly navigates the precarious line between humour and gravity in The Fly that Ended the War, this year's winner of the Icelandic Children's Book Award.
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The Good Lover
“As soon as the reader knows what to make of a book, it fails,” says the author Steinunn Sigurðardóttir in an interview with us. Her newest novel, The Good Lover, was published in German in early September.
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Winter Sun
“Turbulence is important, not tidiness,” says Auður Jónsdóttir of her novel Winter Sun. A German translation of the book was published by the major publishing house btb last spring, marking the first time Auður's work is published in Germany.
more- The Codex Regius
- Maximus Musicus
- “Thanks, Nanna”
- The best of times, the worst of times
- When the King Came
- Nighttime Sonata
- President Vigdís
- Missir/Loss
- Home to My Heart
- Snorri Sturluson – A Biography
- Rescue – Goðafoss under Attack
- Algleymi / Oblivion
- Skaparinn / The Creator
- Erró – Portraits
- Konur / Women
- Himnaríki og helvíti / Heaven and hell