Iceland Substack
Notes from IcelandIcelandic culture Substack: history, archaeology, food, literature… if you are tired of the usual puffin and viking bullshit, this is the place for you!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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What’s the point of learning Icelandic? Hardly anyone speaks it.”
Until a few years ago, it was very common, especially in tourism-related contexts, to hear that English would be more than sufficient to get by in Iceland. When immigration to the country began to increase, roughly in the early 2000s, this ...
Learning Icelandic in Iceland: Why the System Is Not Working
A serious wake-up call about learning Icelandic: the OECD report on the integration of immigrants in Iceland contains data that should give us serious pause for thought.
No, Icelandic is not difficult. Stop saying it.
One of the most common questions people ask about Icelandic is whether it is a “difficult language.” The short answer, almost universally given by learners, is yes. Yet the more interesting answer is that the question itself is somewhat mis...
The Cross of Kaldaðarnes: The Role of Paganism and Christianity in Icelandic Culture
One of the topics I frequently encounter—especially online—is the tendency, in certain neopagan circles, to construct historical narratives aimed at reinforcing the contemporary legitimacy of these beliefs through revisionist operations. In...
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Medievalist, university lecturer, writer, saga-translator, author of the National Geographic Traveler guide “Iceland”… mostly an Iceland-addict.
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