I made it on to “Geography Now! Flag / Fan Friday” again
August 25, 2018
I sent “Geography Now!” host Paul Barbato a postcard from the Faroe Islands. He featured it on the latest episode of Flag/Fan Friday at 3:44
I sent “Geography Now!” host Paul Barbato a postcard from the Faroe Islands. He featured it on the latest episode of Flag/Fan Friday at 3:44
I picked up Faroese Language Studies by Michael Barnes at Akateeminen Kirjakauppa in Helsinki (I believe) fifteen years ago. It was during my trip to Finland in 2002, 2003
I read The Faroese Saga by G. V. C. Young and Cynthia R. Clewer over this past weekend when Mark and I attended a wedding in Ottawa.
I came across No Nation is an Island: Language, Culture, and National Identity in the Faroe Islands by Tom Nauerby when I visited the Tórshavn city library
The Old Man and His Sons by Heðin Brú is another classic of Faroese literature. This novel was first published in 1940, and unlike Barbara, which was
Barbara by Jørgen-Frantz Jacobsen is a classic of Faroese literature. It was originally written in Danish and published in 1939, one year after the author’s death.
This summer I am excited to be returning to the Faroe Islands, where I had first visited in 2003. I have long dreamt to go
The Faroe Islands by Liv Kjørsvik Schei and Gunnie Moberg was written in 1991, twelve years before I visited the islands. The authors divide the book