Iceland - Books and Stuff...
In the UK, books about Iceland and Icelandic take a bit of searching out. They are variously spread out in the literature, travel, references and languages sections.
The best starters are the following, though, I in no way absolutely endorse any one of these (just to cover my butt) outright. They are all useful!
However, if you are in Iceland, or anyplace else, you can contact Mal og Menning, they have almost everything under the sun about Iceland and stuff.
Travel Books
Iceland, Greenland & the Faroe Islands. Deanna Swaney. Lonely Planet Books
Essential Iceland. David Williams AA Publishing
The Saga of Iceland. Magnus Magnusson
Language
Icelandic. P. J. T. Glendening Teach Yourself Books, Hodder & Stoughton
Icelandic. Stefán Einarsson John Hopkins University Press
Icelandic-English English-Icelandic Dictionary. Arnold R. Taylor Hippocrene Books
Linguaphone Icelandic Course (includes 4 cassettes, Stefán Einarsson's Icelandic, Æfingar and a Handbook)
Travel Language Phrasebook Guides
Scandinavian Casette Pack. Berlitz
Scandinavian Europe Phrasebook. Lonely Planet- Language Survival Kit
Literature
Edda. Snorri Sturluson Everyman
Eyrbyggja Saga. Tr. by Hermann Pálsson and Paul Edwards (tr.P&E) Penguin Classics
Njal's Saga.Tr. Magnus Magnusson and Herman Pálsson (tr. M&P) Penguin
Seven Viking Romances. tr.P&E Penguin
Egil's Saga. tr. P&E Penguin
Hrafnkel's Saga and Other Icelandic Stories. Tr. P Penguin
Laxdaela Saga. Tr. M&P Penguin
Orkneyinga Saga. tr. P&E Penguin
The Vinland Sagas. tr M&P Penguin
The Norsemen. H. A. Guerber Senate
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