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The TV screen at home has been bright, albeit with plenty of darkness in the tales told, over the past few months. I nearly ugly-cried at th...

Now this is just perfection, and I'm worried that news about it hasn't reached a wide readership (certainly The Arts Desk didn...

It was light by 10am in Reykjavík but only a tourist or two seemed to be up and about on Sunday morning. I was determined to excurt in m...

Very well, Hans Sachs and Fairy Edna may have nothing else in common, but they do both help an outsider and a merchant's daughter in dif...

Bjartur of Summerhouses is the unlikely hero of Halldor Laxness’s most famous novel, Independent People . He's not a bad man, but a di...

Iceland's Snæfellsjökull, still haunting my dreams since we saw it loom so large in fair if cold weather, is your ultimate powerful fic...

Plenty of both in Iceland - heck, they even have hypocaustically heated pavements - and the heating bill costs are low, if nothing else i...