A Tale of River Kaldakvísl  | Köldukvíslarkver a creative nonfiction essay. Published in Ritið 3/2024, pp. 109-161. Ritið is an academic journal published by The National and University Library of Iceland. Köldukvíslarkver. Riteyja.– See

Icelandic shark fishermen out at sea: The interaction between natural forces and shark fishing. Ritið 1/2024, bls. 57-97. Ritið is an academic journal published by The National and University Library of Iceland. Hákarlamenn á hafi úti. Samspil náttúruafla og hákarlaveiða í sögu og samtíma – See

2025. Sharkmanship | Hákarlamennska is a chapter about Icelandic shark fishing in the past. The chapter is part of the book Langt var róið og þungur sjór (A long row in a heavy sea) by the ethnographer Sigurður Ægisson – See

Hermit at salmon war. An essay exploring how sea pen farming in Iceland impacts the life of a hermit farmer. 2024. Einbúi í eldisstríði  – See

The sky wept on a wet grave. An essay on how sea pen farming affects the Icelandic fjords and their coasts. 2023. Himinn grét á vota gröf – See

Radio lectures on nature

Women´s water and fish protection in Iceland in the past. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). Kvenskörungar fyrri tíma sem gerðust aðgerðasinnar. Víðsjá. – See

Masculinity of historical shark fishermen in Iceland. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). Karlmennskuímynd hákarlamanna fyrr á tíð. Víðsjá – See

Radio lecture. Icelandic seawomen. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). Konur og hafið. Víðsjá.– See

Animals, nature and nature conservation in the folktales of Jón Árnason. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). Dýr, náttúrufar og náttúruvernd í þjóðsögum Jóns Árnasonar.

Marginalized women who fought for animal rights in the past. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). Jaðarkonur fyrri tíma sem bættu hag dýra. – See

The freedom of women of the past in the Icelandic wild. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). Frelsi fortíðarkvenna á heiðum og öræfum.– See

Radio lecture. The importance of fighting against fin whale hunting in Iceland. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). Ríkishvalræði og langreyðar. Víðsjá– See

Nature education

I am the founder and director of Icelandic Aquatic Animals | Vatnaverur Íslands – an educational organization dedicated to the conservation of Icelandic marine and freshwater ecosystems. Each year, as part of my non-profit organization, I have the great pleasure of teaching schoolchildren about the fascinating organisms that inhabit Icelandic aquatic ecosystems through the lens of biology, environmental ethics, and animal history (ice. dýrasaga). See webpage

Interviews

2026. In this radio interview, I discuss my ongoing study (2026 – ) of orcas in the coastal waters surrounding Iceland and their interactions with the Icelandic population. Focusing on the latter half of the 20th century, I examine both the killing of orcas in Icelandic waters and the capture of wild orcas for aquarium exhibition during this period. / The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service. – Play

FISKATENGSL | FISH TIES  documentary by Eric Teo.
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“Amid Iceland’s marine ecosystem battling challenges like the farmed salmon crisis and the growing impact of climate change, a father-daughter duo is trying to use research and history to reconnect Icelanders with the aquatic world.” – Eric Teo

2025. An interview program about Icelandic ocean history. I discuss the Greenland shark, shark fishing and the importance of Greenland shark conservation. Furthermore I talk about the importance of connecting Icelanders to the ocean by using history. Viðtalsþáttur um hafsöguna þar sem ég ræði hákarlinn, hákarlaveiðar og mikilvægi hákarlaverndar. Samstöðin. Rauða borðið – See

I was interviewed for the Patagonia documentary Laxaþjóð | A Salmon Nation

2025. Radio interview about shark fishing in Iceland and the importance of Greenland shark conservation in Iceland / The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service. – Play

A television interview where I discuss my book on female vagrants and hermits and the women´s profound interconnection with animals. Additionally, I explored the theme of women’s autonomy in natural landscapes by analyzing the lives of women who inhabited the Icelandic wilderness, shedding light on their unique adaptations and interactions with nature. Förukonur, einsetukonur og aðrar jaðarkonur. Heima er bezt – See