Land of Love and Ruins
by Oddný Eir, translated by Philip Roughton
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“This is one of my favourite books, full stop. Fluid and endlessly questioning, this prize-winning work of autofiction explores how a woman finds and makes her place in the world and in relationship—with the earth, with kin, with lovers, with ancestors, and with her words—when capitalism is creeping in to commodify every blade of grass.” Read more...
Sarah Thomas, Memoirist
