Snorri Sturluson and Reykholt
Sveinbjarnardottir, Gu¿run / ¿orlaksson, Helgi
The village of Reykholt in Borgarfjörðr, Iceland, is probably best known for its thirteenth-century occupant, Snorri Sturluson--historian, scholar, and much-acclaimed author of the Heimskringla and Edda sagas. But Reykholt was already an important site before Snorri's arrival, serving as the seat of chieftains and an important religious and political center. The essays in this volume cast new light on Snorri, the place in which he chose to liv...