Bókaútgáfan Deus

Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson was born in Eastern Iceland, in 1973. He published his first poems while still at junior college and published his first poetry book Inversions, in the early winter of 1991.

In 2019, Deus Publishing House published Sveinsson's thirteenth book, The Village in the Forrest, but his anthology of selected poems, Memory of the Forgotten, was published earlier the same year.

Sveinsson's second novel, Summer in September, was published in 2020, and his third novel, A Journey to the Philippines, was published in 2021.

In 2023, Sveinsson's sixteenth bok and fourth novel, Essence of the Powder, was published.

Essence of the Powder by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson

A Journey to the Philippines by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson

Summer in September by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson

The Village in the Forrest by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson

Photo: H.Ó.

Júlía Margrét Einarsdóttir

Júlía Margrét Einarsdóttir is a new upcoming talent among Icelandic writers. She completed an MA degree in Creative Writing at the University of Iceland and an MFA degree in Screenwriting at the New York Film Academy.

The Queen of Jupiter is Einarsdóttir's third book, having previously published the novella The Gallery of Grandi (2016) and the poetry book Strawberrymoon (2018).

The Queen of Jupiter by Júlía Margrét Einarsdóttir

Kristian Guttesen

Kristian Guttesen, b. 1974, is the author of twelve poetry books in Icelandic, having published his first book in 1995. He was nominated for The 2007 Icelandic Translation Prize, for a translation of the Norwegian novel The Hill (n. Skråninga, by Carl Frode Tiller).

Poetry:

Röntgensól (X-Ray Sun), 2020: Deus
Spoon|Forks, 2nd Ed. – Selected Poems 2004-
      2019 in English Translation, 2019: Deus
Spoon|Forks – Selected Poems 2004-2018 in       English Translation, 2018: Deus
Hrafnaklukkur (Cuckoo Flowers), 2018: Deus
ложки-виделки – Selected Poems 2004-2018 in       Ukranian Translation, 2018: Krok
Lady of the Mountain and Other Poems – Selected Poems 2004-2014 in English
      Translation, 2017: Deus
Hendur morðingjans (The Hands of the
      Murderer), 2016: Deus
Englablóð (Angel Blood), 2016: Deus
Eilífðir – Úrval ljóða 1995-2015 (Eternities –
      Selected Poems 1995-2015), 2015:
      Félag ljóðaunnenda á Austurlandi
Poems from Echo One – Selected Poems 2007-
      2014 in English Translation, 2014: Deus
Í landi hinna ófleygu fugla (In the Land of the
      Flightless Birds), 2014: Deus
Vegurinn um Dimmuheiði (Through the Dark
      Heath), 2012: Deus
Glæpaljóð (Crime Poems), 2007: JPV
Litbrigðamygla (Tinea Versicolor), 2005: Salka
Mótmæli með þátttöku: Bítsaga (Protest
      Through Participation), 2004: Salka
Ígull (Porcupine), 2003: Deus
Annó (Anno – Selected Poems 1995-1999), 1999:
      Cymru
Skuggaljóð (Shadow Poems), 1998: Author
Afturgöngur (Ghosts), 1995: Author

Spoon|Forks, 2nd Ed. by Kristian Guttesen

Spoon|Forks by Kristian Guttesen

X-Ray Sun by Kristian Guttesen

		Photo: M.L.S. Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson was born in Eastern Iceland, in 1973. He published his first poems while still at junior college and published his first poetry book Inversions, in the early winter of 1991. In 2019, Deus Publishing House published Sveinsson's thirteenth book, The Village in the Forrest, but his anthology of selected poems, Memory of the Forgotten, was published earlier the same year. Sveinsson's second novel, Summer in September, was published in 2020, and his third novel, A Journey to the Philippines, was published in 2021. In 2023, Sveinsson's sixteenth bok and fourth novel, Essence of the Powder, was published. Essence of the Powder by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson A Journey to the Philippines by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson Summer in September by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson The Village in the Forrest by Sveinn Snorri Sveinsson Photo: H.Ó. Júlía Margrét Einarsdóttir Júlía Margrét Einarsdóttir is a new upcoming talent among Icelandic writers. She completed an MA degree in Creative Writing at the University of Iceland and an MFA degree in Screenwriting at the New York Film Academy. The Queen of Jupiter is Einarsdóttir's third book, having previously published the novella The Gallery of Grandi (2016) and the poetry book Strawberrymoon (2018). The Queen of Jupiter by Júlía Margrét Einarsdóttir Kristian Guttesen Kristian Guttesen, b. 1974, is the author of twelve poetry books in Icelandic, having published his first book in 1995. He was nominated for The 2007 Icelandic Translation Prize, for a translation of the Norwegian novel The Hill (n. Skråninga, by Carl Frode Tiller). Poetry: Röntgensól (X-Ray Sun), 2020: Deus Spoon\|Forks, 2nd Ed. – Selected Poems 2004- 2019 in English Translation, 2019: Deus Spoon\|Forks – Selected Poems 2004-2018 in English Translation, 2018: Deus Hrafnaklukkur (Cuckoo Flowers), 2018: Deus ложки-виделки – Selected Poems 2004-2018 in Ukranian Translation, 2018: Krok Lady of the Mountain and Other Poems – Selected Poems 2004-2014 in English Translation, 2017: Deus Hendur morðingjans (The Hands of the Murderer), 2016: Deus Englablóð (Angel Blood), 2016: Deus Eilífðir – Úrval ljóða 1995-2015 (Eternities – Selected Poems 1995-2015), 2015: Félag ljóðaunnenda á Austurlandi Poems from Echo One – Selected Poems 2007- 2014 in English Translation, 2014: Deus Í landi hinna ófleygu fugla (In the Land of the Flightless Birds), 2014: Deus Vegurinn um Dimmuheiði (Through the Dark Heath), 2012: Deus Glæpaljóð (Crime Poems), 2007: JPV Litbrigðamygla (Tinea Versicolor), 2005: Salka Mótmæli með þátttöku: Bítsaga (Protest Through Participation), 2004: Salka Ígull (Porcupine), 2003: Deus Annó (Anno – Selected Poems 1995-1999), 1999: Cymru Skuggaljóð (Shadow Poems), 1998: Author Afturgöngur (Ghosts), 1995: Author Spoon\|Forks, 2nd Ed. by Kristian Guttesen Spoon\|Forks by Kristian Guttesen X-Ray Sun by Kristian Guttesen Cuckoo Flowers by Kristian Guttesen The Hands of the Murderer by Kristian Guttesen Angel Blood by Kristian Guttesen In the Land of the Flightless Birds by Kristian Guttesen Sigurbjörg Sæmundsdóttir Sigurbjörg Sæmundsdóttir was born on 14. August 1981 in Reykjavik, Iceland. She published her first book, Meow, in early 2015. Meow by Sigurbjörg Sæmundsdóttir
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