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Iceland’s Literary Heritage: Recycled Calfskin Parchments Reveal Their Secrets

by Mark Williams | Jan 11, 2025 | Iceland | 0 |

Now, research focussed on identifying and reconstructing forgotten Latin fragments from medieval Icelandic manuscripts, is revealing the theological and liturgical texts that connected medieval Icelanders to broader European intellectual culture.

It’s pronounced “Jol-a-bok-a-flot”. Iceland’s Jólabókaflóð revisited

by Mark Williams | Dec 25, 2023 | Iceland | 0 |

Here at TNPS I adhere firmly to the three-Christmases principle: The pagan winter festival that...

Iceland’s Publishers Association Book Fair sold 1 book for every 4 residents

by Mark Williams | Mar 18, 2023 | Book Fairs, Iceland | 0 |

Fully one third of all books consumed in Iceland are audiobooks. 97,829 books sold at any book...

Iceland’s Bókmenntahátíð í Reykjavík kicks off next week with the inaugural Halldór Laxness Award among many attractions

by Mark Williams | Apr 17, 2019 | Awards, Book Fairs, Europe, Global Publishing, Iceland, Publishing Brief, Scandinavia, The global book market | 0 |

If it’s 2019, it must be time for the bi-annual Bókmenntahátíð í Reykjavík which this year has a...

Nordic Council Children’s and YA Literature nominations announced at Bolgna

by Mark Williams | Mar 28, 2018 | Children's Books, Denmark, Europe, Finland, Global Publishing, Iceland, Norway, Publishing Brief, Sweden | 0 |

At the International Children’s Book Fair in Bologna this week the 12 nominations for the Nordic...

Storytel Q4 revenue up 27% in Q4. Streaming revenue up 42%. Subscribers up 48% to 533,000. 15 countries by end 2018

by Mark Williams | Feb 26, 2018 | Audible, Audiobooks, Bulgaria, Digital Audio, ebook subscription services, Europe, Finland, Global Publishing, Greece, Iceland, Poland, Publishing Brief, Publishing News, Romania, Russia, Scandinavia, Storytel, Sweden, The global book market | 0 |

While not yet in profit, Storytel has made impressive gains over Q4 2017, with overall revenue up...

Storytel launches in Iceland. Italy, Bulgaria and Turkey next?

by Mark Williams | Feb 20, 2018 | Aggregators, Audiobooks, Digital Audio, Europe, Global Publishing, Iceland, Publishing Brief, Scandinavia, Storytel | 0 |

Swedish audiobook subscription service Storytel launched in its tenth country today, adding...

Storytel has 300,000 Swedish subscribers, a further 250,000 beyond and is aiming for thirty countries

by Mark Williams | Jan 21, 2018 | Audible, Audiobooks, Digital Audio, Europe, Global Publishing, Iceland, India, Publishing Brief, Scandinavia, Storytel, The global book market | 1 |

The audiobook subscription service Storytel announced this past week that it has surpassed 300,000...

Print sales down 43%. Ebooks sale up 60%. Will the 2017 Christmas Book Flood be good news for Iceland's publishers?

by Mark Williams | Dec 17, 2017 | Book Fairs, Ebooks, Europe, Global Publishing, Iceland, Print, Publishing Brief | 0 |

Come Christmas, and thoughts turn to northern climes. And in Iceland, thoughts turn to books, and...

Iceland exports its authors as a prelude to exporting its books

by Mark Williams | Nov 25, 2017 | Ebooks, Europe, Global Publishing, Iceland, Publishing Brief | 0 |

Who’d be an Icelandic author? With a population of less than half a million and a language...

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Iceland’s Literary Heritage: Recycled Calfskin Parchments Reveal Their Secrets

It’s pronounced “Jol-a-bok-a-flot”. Iceland’s Jólabókaflóð revisited

Iceland’s Publishers Association Book Fair sold 1 book for every 4 residents

Iceland’s Bókmenntahátíð í Reykjavík kicks off next week with the inaugural Halldór Laxness Award among many attractions

Nordic Council Children’s and YA Literature nominations announced at Bolgna

Storytel Q4 revenue up 27% in Q4. Streaming revenue up 42%. Subscribers up 48% to 533,000. 15 countries by end 2018

Storytel launches in Iceland. Italy, Bulgaria and Turkey next?

Storytel has 300,000 Swedish subscribers, a further 250,000 beyond and is aiming for thirty countries

Print sales down 43%. Ebooks sale up 60%. Will the 2017 Christmas Book Flood be good news for Iceland's publishers?

Iceland exports its authors as a prelude to exporting its books

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