Icelandic Authors - Fiction
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      Birgir Sigurdsson
      Bjarni Bjarnason
      Björn T. Björnsson
      Bodvar Gudmundsson
      David Oddsson
      Einar Karason
      Einar Mar Gudmundsson
      Elin Ebba Gunnarsdottir
      Elisabet Jokulsdottir
      Eyvindur Eiriksson
      Gerdur Kristny
      Gudmundur Andri Thorsson
      Gudrun Helgadottir
      Gunnar Gunnarsson
      Gyrdir Eliasson
      Halldor Laxness
      Hallgrimur Helgason
      Ingibjorg Haraldsdottir
      Isak Hardarson
      Jonas Kristjansson
      Kristin Marja Baldursdottir
      Kristin Omarsdottir
      Kristjan B. Jonasson
      Linda Vilhjalmsdottir
      Matthias Johannessen
      Olafur Johann Olafsson
      Petur Gunnarsson
      Ragna Sigurdardottir
      Sjon
      Stefan Hordur Grimsson
      Steinunn Sigurdardottir
      Svava Jakobsdottir
      Thor Vilhjalmsson
      Thorbergur Thordarson
      Vilborg Davidsdottir
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Árni Bergmann

Arni Bergmann (b.1935) is an author of novels and memoirs.

Thorvald the Widely-Travelled

(Þorvaldur víðförli, 1994)

Nomination for The Nordic Council Literary Prize

The story is based on the life of one of Iceland's first missionaries in the 10th century, his travels through Europe and battles with men, God and himself.

English synopsis and samples available. Swedish translation available.

 

"The book's strength lies on the one hand in the diverse knowledge Bergmann brings into it from various directions, and on the other hand in the joy of the narrative and cheerful style. There is really no dull moment."

Althydubladid newspaper