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Bárðar saga Snæfellsáss (14th c. Middle Icelandic) or Bárðar saga Snæfellsáss ok Gests is a late saga of Iceland with legendary elements. It falls into two sections, one about Bárðr and the other about his son, Gestr, the first part takes place in Snæfellsnes in Iceland. Bárðar saga Snæfellsáss is a relatively late Íslendingasaga, probably dating to the early 14th century. It is preserved in 16th and 17th century paper and vellum manuscripts ...

In the eighth century, western Germanic went to Iceland. There, it experienced the influx of Danish, and the effects of mainland Norway. However, through perseverance, the Icelanders maintained and forged their own identity. By enduring both hardship, and famine language became a key point of Icelandic identity. In order to stay in touch with the past, and understand their ancestors through the sagas, eddas, folk and fairytales the Icelanders ...

I am not sure what the future will bring, but it is not by the hands of demonic wizards it will be given. A different undercurrent underlies the world, one that cannot be managed. It is through instinct that world will be saved, the anxiety of those who still feel, the uncontrollable. It is through the momentum given by the excitement of catastrophe, the overcoming of odds, the propulsion of anger which fuels escape from the abuses of asylum-f...

Even though they are awed by technology and the things that it does, they are not necessarily surprised by it." -Radford Quamahongnewa, Songs of the Fourth World In my own impish, somewhat cool, glacial sense of humour (more often overlooked, than not) I address Whorf's claims about time-something very near and dear to my heart. Even though I am awed by technology and the things that it does, I am not so surprised by it-that I cannot find it e...

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Each were part of a pair that reappeared each time in the world. They were one phenomena." A Smart, Red Fox tells of two fishermen, "who once cared very much for each other's well-being", and how "they came upon a passage between two hills, covered by a door of waving leaves" that led to a black pool sanctuary at the center of their lives. The fishermen never felt so free, so they took out their hearts to air them off in the sanctuary. "Maybe ...

Each were part of a pair that reappeared each time in the world. They were one phenomena." A Smart, Red Fox tells of two fishermen, "who once cared very much for each other's well-being", and how "they came upon a passage between two hills, covered by a door of waving leaves" that led to a black pool sanctuary at the center of their lives. The fishermen never felt so free, so they took out their hearts to air them off in the sanctuary. "Maybe ...

Thirty-four poems, at the end of Covid. From Uto-Aztecan and Mayan grammar, to the mirror illusion of progress, denial of the gems of distant people, and recollecting after the pandemic. Ken Beckwith envisions the frayed edges of a fabric discontinued mid-frame-introducing, or rather, re-introducing the long-disowned snag whose rejection tripped our stepping in the first place. A gathering of drops, running together to make cloud curtains, ove...

Buckle up and dive into a mystical, timeless world where anything can happen. Allow your mind to flow with the prose and savor the richness of the text. Get ready to smell the forest, taste the sea, shiver from the damp and sweat in the scouring sun. Heart of Birds is indeed a collection of tales from the heart, beautifully illustrated by the author." -Lena Hallgrímsdóttir, Icelandic Association of Chicago, Icelandic Language Tutor and Transla...

Buckle up and dive into a mystical, timeless world where anything can happen. Allow your mind to flow with the prose and savor the richness of the text. Get ready to smell the forest, taste the sea, shiver from the damp and sweat in the scouring sun. Heart of Birds is indeed a collection of tales from the heart, beautifully illustrated by the author." -Lena Hallgrímsdóttir, Icelandic Association of Chicago, Icelandic Language Tutor and Transla...

Visual Arts Education simplified. To take agency, you have to affect the world. This curriculum guide defines what it means to hold agency, in the arts. Document work according to the time, location, and climate in which works are produced. Learn the right things at the right time, when development calls for them, and you can do it. From schemas, to realism, naturalism and beyond. Follow the trajectory of Modernism all the way up to its Metamo...

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Twenty-three poems, with accompanying photography. Flowers, skulls, the truth, willows, sand and dark water. About love, about magic, about apostasy. Simple Illinois boy growing up, connecting to history and ancestry. Mystical leanings, getting older now day by day. Experiencing life as he knows it. Love lost, love gained, not holding on to shooting stars, letting their light hit the earth and brighten the sky. Can't say it all, but can sure t...

Buckle up and dive into a mystical, timeless world where anything can happen. Allow your mind to flow with the prose and savor the richness of the text. Get ready to smell the forest, taste the sea, shiver from the damp and sweat in the scouring sun. Heart of Birds is indeed a collection of tales from the heart, beautifully illustrated by the author." -Lena Hallgrímsdóttir, Icelandic Association of Chicago, Icelandic Language Tutor and Transla...

Buckle up and dive into a mystical, timeless world where anything can happen. Allow your mind to flow with the prose and savor the richness of the text. Get ready to smell the forest, taste the sea, shiver from the damp and sweat in the scouring sun. Heart of Birds is indeed a collection of tales from the heart, beautifully illustrated by the author." -Lena Hallgrímsdóttir, Icelandic Association of Chicago, Icelandic Language Tutor and Transla...