“Early morning when she came awake she saw a man sitting at the foot of Freyja's bed. Agga recognized Dr. Enok, the swarthy Westerner, whom grandmother had long deified. Agga heard him speaking softly to Freyja and she shut her eyes hard and held her breath in order to make out the words.”
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Fréttir
Thursday 14. Jan 2021
Icelandic author Valur Gunnarsson has been appointed a UNESCO City of Literature Virtual Writer in Residence 2021, at the UK‘s National Centre for Writing in Norwich. .
Fréttir
Wednesday 30. Dec 2020
For the fourth year in a row, a group of poets will read poetry in Reykjavík from dawn to dusk on the first day of the year. Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the event will be streamen online.
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Kristín Marja Baldursdóttir
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Drop the Mic - Performance in Mengi, Reykjavik 2019
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Drop the Mic - Portrait Toomas Leppik
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Drop the Mic - Portrait Sirel Heinloo
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Drop the Mic - Portrait Kaisa Kuslapuu
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Drop the Mic - Portrait Hilde-Susan Jægtnes
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Drop the Mic - Portrait Erik Eikehaug
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Drop the Mic - Portrait Kolfinna Nikulásdóttir
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Drop the Mic - Portrait Gunnar Ragnarsson
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Drop the Mic - Workshop Reykjavik 2019
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Barnabókaverðlaun Guðrúnar Helgadóttur
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Barnabókaverðlaun Reykjavíkurborgar
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Sumardagur bókarinnar
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