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Soffía Auður Birgisdóttir, A View to the Mighty Glacier
Nine years ago one of Iceland's most prominent literature academics, Soffía Auður Birgisdóttir, moved to Hornafjörður when her husband
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Dec 2, 20174 min read
Unnar Geir Unnarsson, on Returning Home
Earlier this year he returned to his hometown after seventeen years away to head the area's Cultural Centre.
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 26, 20174 min read
Ólafur Jón Arnbjörnsson, from a Room With a View
The Icelanders have always found Keflavík a bit odd and the inhabitants different from the other islanders. There might be some truth in it
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 20, 20176 min read
Jenný Lára Arnórsdóttir, The Whole Country is My Playground
Every year quite a number of young Icelanders complete their education in dramatic arts abroad, most often in London.
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 20, 20175 min read
Oddný Harðardóttir MP, Garður was our Whole World
Here is where the politician Oddný Harðardóttir MP, was born and raised. Here is where she still lives
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 18, 20174 min read
Lára Halla Maack, cultivating Roses in Iceland
Mosfellsbær is possibly the strangest town in Iceland. Located just north of Reykjavík with a population of approximately 9000
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 16, 20175 min read
Hreinn Friðfinnsson: The Poet Amongst Artists
The Icelandic farmer’s son who became an Internationally renowned Conceptual Artist
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 15, 20176 min read
Lúðvík Smárason, living the Freedom
Lúðvík Smárason, a fisherman, a teacher, a carpenter and a construction engineer was born and bred in Hellissandur and later at Rif
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 14, 20174 min read
Ísólfur Gylfi Pálmason, the Director of Natural Wonders
When you meet the Ísólfur Gylfi Pálmason, you are also meeting a former member of parliament and a musician, a former athlete and a teacher.
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 14, 20174 min read
Halldór Bragason, A Purpose in Life
Founder of the Reykjavík Blues Festival and now an honorary member of the Icelandic Blues Festival
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 2, 20175 min read
Gísli Víkingsson, The Question of the Whales in Icelandic Waters
So, when we are being accused by the international community of destroying significant species, the propaganda has no substantiation.
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 1, 20178 min read
Eliza Reid: The Canadian Girl most Icelanders want as their First Lady
At the beginning when I was starting to speak very basic Icelandic it felt silly, but you have to go through it
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 1, 20177 min read
Björn Þorláksson, Surrounded by Beauty and Magic
Still, the district surrounding Lake Mývatn was also isolated and tempestuous. In hindsight, one realizes how harsh living conditions were b
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 1, 20174 min read
Birnir Jón Sigurðsson, harnessing the Creative Force
In spite of his young age, Birnir Jón already has a surprising experience and success in writing and directing drama, as well as filmmaking.
Súsanna Svavarsdóttir
Nov 1, 20174 min read
Francesca an Italian girl who fell in love with Iceland when she was fourteen
Our first day was spent hiking along the wetlands of the Eyjabakkar, with the top of the mountain Snæfell.
Einar Páll Svavarsson
Aug 1, 20175 min read
Is the beauty Öræfajökull glacier ready to unleash its ugly red-hot magma beast?
Öræfajökull the southernmost outlet glacier in the Vatnajökull icecap
Einar Páll Svavarsson
Mar 23, 20172 min read
Sven and Julia at Iceland Ariwaves a music festival for open minds
After our first trip, we decided to book tickets to Airwaves and just wanted to come and check out the whole event.
Einar Páll Svavarsson
Feb 4, 20162 min read
Imogen Wilson in a large city with a small town feel
A vibrant capital city that is home to approximately 220,000 residents, possesses the perfect blend of metropolitan energy and a small town
Einar Páll Svavarsson
Feb 2, 20163 min read
Freezing, windy – and amazing
Omid Pakan and Sophie Camp decided to grab their morning coffee at Café Brennslan, a popular two-story coffee house on Laugavegur, Reykjavík
Einar Páll Svavarsson
Jan 22, 20163 min read
A Birthday Celebration in Reykjavík
In recent years, Iceland’s largest city has been garnering international acclaim for its diverse culinary selection
Einar Páll Svavarsson
Jan 15, 20163 min read
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