Ísak Harðarson

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Ísak Harðarson is an Icelandic poet and translator born in 1956. He has also written short stories, novels, and a memoirs. He graduated from the University of Iceland in 1977.^[1]

Selected publications[]

• Ræflatestamentið (Reykjavík : Mál og menning, 1984)
• Veggfóðraður óendanleiki (Reykjavík : Mál og menning, 1986)
• Útganga um augað læst (Reykjavík : Svart á hvítu, 1987)
• Snæfellsjökull í garðinum : átta heilagra nútímamanna sögur (Reykjavík : Iðunn, 1989)
• Síðustu hugmyndir fiska um líf á þurru (Reykjavík : Iðunn, 1989)
• Stokkseyri (Reykjavík : Forlagið, 1994) ISBN 9789979532583 [Review: by Hallberg Hallmundsson World Literature Today, v69 n3 (Summer, 1995): 598-599]
• Í gegnum eldinn with Tholly Rósmundsdóttir (Kópavogi : Krossgötur, 1994)
• Hvítur ísbjörn (Reykjavík : Forlagið, 1995)
• Þú sem ert á himnum - þú ert hér! : játningasaga (Reykjavík : Forlagið, 1996)
• Mannveiðihandbókin (Reykjavík : Forlagið, 1999) ISBN 9789979533825 [Review, by Henry Kratz World Literature Today, v74 n3 (Summer, 2000): 650-651]
• Ský fyrir ský : ljóð 1982-1995 (Reykjavík : Forlagið, 2000)
• Hjörturinn skiptir um dvalarstað (Reykjavík : Forlagið, 2002)
• Rennur upp um nótt (Akranes : Uppheimar, 2009)
• Söngur guðsfuglsins : sagan af unganum sem vissi ekki til hvers fuglar voru (illustrated by Helgi Þorgils Friðjónsson) (Akranes : Uppheimar, 2011)

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