Oraefi

"Sigurdsson is without a doubt one of the best writers of his generation." —Frettabladid Daily After a grueling solo expedition on Vatnajkull Glacier, Austrian toponymist Bernhardt Fingerberg returns to civilization, barely alive, and into the care of Dr. Lassi. The doctor, suspicious of his story, attempts to discover his real motives for venturing into the treacherous wastelands of Iceland—but the secrets she unravels may be more dangerous than they're worth. feigur Sigursson (b. 1975) has published six books of poetry and two novels, including Jn (2010), the first Icelandic novel to receive the European Union Prize for Literature.