Icelandic Literature

Short Stories in Icelandic for Beginners has been written especially for students from beginner to low-intermediate level, designed to give a sense of achievement, a feeling of progress and most importantly - enjoyment! Mapped to A1-B1 on the Common European Framework of Reference, these eight captivating stories are designed to give you a sense of achievement and a feeling of progress when listening.  

Fall asleep fast a with Icelandic Fairy Tales: Soothing Bedtime Stories for Adults, an enchanting audiobook that will transport you to a serene world and effortlessly lull you into a restful slumber. This audiobook is designed to create the perfect ambiance for a restorative sleep experience.

Shatter the warrior myth with the gritty reality of Norse history and discover the authentic voices of the Viking Age. Whether you are seeking a captivating companion for your daily commute or unwinding with an immersive educational listen, this atmospheric journey brings ancient archaeology to...

Ava had it all—fame, fortune, and a career that most only dream of. But behind the glittering façade of Hollywood's red carpets, she was suffocating. The flashing cameras, the relentless tabloids, and the constant pressure to be someone she wasn’t wore her down until she couldn’t take it anymore. One day, without a word, Ava disappeared.

"Narrator Lucy Paterson's smart pacing and subtle applications of intensity and tone guide listeners through Icelandic author Sigurdardottir's two seemingly unconnected plots and characters...This intriguing mix of understated horror and mystery offers listeners a unique audio experience." —...

"Zweisprachig Erzählen" ist eine Reihe von mündlich überlieferten Volksmärchen aus der ganzen Welt. Ausgangssprache ist dabei Deutsch. Die Volksmärchen kommen aus den jeweiligen Ländern. Es wird immer in der deutschen und einer weiteren Sprache erzählt. Erzählt und nicht gelesen. So kommen dann zwei parallel erzählte Märchen raus, die zur selben Zeit stattfinden. Entstanden ist die Idee, als sich Eva aus Island an einem Abend in der Erzählwerkstatt mit Tommi zusammengetan hat.