Inklings

Just as medieval bestiaries once helped readers navigate both geographical and moral landscapes through fantastical creatures, this blog...

In the weeks to come I'll be properly launching my new blog series, An Elsewhere Anthropologist...

When it comes to staying in touch I've always been pretty bad at...

2024 was a big year. In this roundup I give a quick overview of all the things that have been keeping me busy...

It was a joy to speak with the podcast Fellow Travellers about my research on creativity and Iceland...

I will be presenting some of my early research reflections at the upcoming conference at Háskóli Íslands...

Several weeks ago, the volunteers behind Reykjavík Poetics were invited by the Reykjavík Grapevine to sit down for an interview...

"Iceland in Other Words: A Zine of Ethnographic Fiction" is a creative exploration of Icelandic culture and society...

A few weeks ago I was driving five hours from Reykjavík alone and just getting over a cold. It was early August...

One of the things I've enjoyed most about being in Reykjavík this past six months has been getting involved with the writing community....

So, I had a short story I really love rejected yesterday. This time, I'm celebrating it...

I've been so lucky to be involved with the Reykjavík Poetics event series since I arrived here in Iceland. Reykjavík Poetics is...

Last Sunday, I attended Rótarskot, an event put on as part of the program of Listahátíð í Reykjavík...

It was such a pleasure to read at Reykjavík Poetics' event, Reykjavík Open ...

The fourth issue of the Hafnar.zine is now out! This issue is themed 'Memory' and it's full...

It's mid-pandemic. I was three years into launching my own editing business...

Burnout is the consuming of one's entire resources in the pursuit of a project. It can be a pleasure to push oneself, to test one's limits..

I was so pleased to be invited to present my research and writing at the Hafnar Haus Tuesday Talks! Hafnar Haus is a co-working commnity...

In 2014, I was travelling by car across the Icelandic countryside. If you've ever had the chance, you'll know that the Icelandic landscape

I'm extremely pleased to have been invited to present my research tomorrow at the Anthropology Day celebrations at the University of Iceland