A modern novel that draws on Iceland's epic traditions, this classic has it all: satire, pathos, cold weather and sheep.
Verne's classic features descriptions of Reykjavík and Snæfellsjökull, the volcano that served as the gateway to the centre of the earth.
Some of the best reading available is to be found in the great sagas or historical novels of medieval Iceland.
An easily digestible account of the country's people, places and history.
A valuable introduction to the country's history and literature.
A collection of side-splittingly funny tales from the author's four-month trip from Scotland to Newfoundland via the Faroes, Iceland and Greenland.