LITERARY ICELAND: From Ancient Epic to Modern Novel

Kim Ryan September 17, 2016

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Destination:
Reykjavík and surrounding natural areas
Dates:
September 5–14, 2016 (9 nights)
For more information on this trip please contact Literary Traveler.
1-855-LIT-TRVL
Readings:
Saga of the Confederates; The Saga of Hrafnkel; Frey’s Godi; The Fish Can Sing, by Halldór Laxness; and From the Mouth of the Whale, by Sjón
Accommodations:
Hotel Plaza, Reykjavík; Hotel Fljotschlid, Smaratun; and Hotel Samar
Description/Itinerary:
It’s a rare visitor to Iceland who is not touched by its desolate beauty. This wild island boasts some of Europe’s most impressive natural wonders—massive glaciers,...

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