The Literary Shed.
  • about
    • charity
    • contact us & privacy policy
    • news from the literary lounge
    • nitty gritty
    • thank you, links & ©
    • sheds
  • read
    • editor’s choice
    • the literary lounge
      • articles
      • fiction
        • Midnight in a perfect world
      • interviews / Q&A’s
      • reviews
    • the literary cat
      • ‘Django Reinhardt – Last Cat Standing’
      • articles
      • image of the month
    • the literary landscape
      • articles
      • image of the month
      • the literary garden
    • authors
    • the literary cook
      • articles
      • recipes
    • the literary traveller
      • articles
      • places to visit
      • reading on location
    • top lists
    • word of the day
  • see
    • editor’s choice
    • book covers we love
    • interviews / Q&A’s
    • original film
    • music
  • hear
    • editor’s choice
    • interviews
    • music
    • poetry & plays
    • readings
    • speeches
  • ……..
  • words
  • library of scents
  • contact

drugs Iceland

You are here: Home » Archives for drugs Iceland »

Lilja Sigurðardóttir: The Literary Lounge Q&A

Posted by Aruna at October 26, 2018 in interviews / Q&A's &the literary lounge

0 Comments
Lilja Sigurðardóttir: The Literary Lounge Q&A

  Today, we’re delighted to welcome Icelandic writer Lilja Sigurðardóttir to The Literary Lounge. Her novel, Trap, the second instalment in the Reykjavik Noir Trilogy, is published in the UK by Orenda this month.     LS: Lilja, thanks so much for joining us. You’re a playwright as well as a crime-fiction writer: which came … Continue readings →

Tags : Arctic noir, drugs Iceland, Icelandic noir, Lilja Sigurðardóttir, Orenda Books 2018, Reyjakvik Noir Trilogy, The Literary Lounge Q&A, Trap

recent articles

  • An homage to McIlvanney: The Dark Remains
  • The Reacher Guy: the world of Lee Child
  • Louise Beech’s exploration of love
  • What a wonderful world, Tapestries of Life
  • Helga Flatland’s One Last Time
  • Walking Wayra – The Puma Years
  • Francesca Haig’s exploration of grief
  • ‘A lot can happen in the middle of nowhere’
  • An underrated woman, Marguerite Jervis
  • Meet old friend Temperance Brennan
  • Carole Johnstone’s Mirrorland
  • Together we stand
  • Song, the odyssey of an immigrant
  • Bletchley revisited, The Rose Code
  • The Measure of Time, an Italian procedural novel

© 2017 The Literary Shed. All rights reserved.
Designed by Quinwebsolutions