Greenland


Last Night in Nuuk
Smilla's Sense of Snow
An African in Greenland
The Greenlanders
This Cold Heaven: Seven Seasons in Greenland
First Light
Migrations
Blomsterdalen
Profeterne i Evighedsfjorden (Grønlandstrilogien, #1)
The Day is Dark (Þóra Guðmundsdóttir, #4)
Frozen in Time: An Epic Story of Survival and a Modern Quest for Lost Heroes of World War II
The Girl Without Skin (Grønland - Greenland #1)
An Old Captivity
Cold Earth
Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed
When Secrets Bloom by Patricia  FurstenbergThe Name of the Rose by Umberto EcoBroken April by Ismail KadareAnna Karenina by Leo TolstoyLes Miserables by Victor Hugo
Read Around Europe
70 books — 16 voters
Save the Arctic by Bethany StahlThe Call of the Wild / White Fang by Jack LondonA Tundra Tale by Lone Alaskan GypsyFlight of the Goose by Lesley ThomasHelluland by C.R. Lindström
Far North lit
103 books — 36 voters

Homo Sapienne by Niviaq KorneliussenTuumarsi by Frederik NielsenDet andet dyr by Ole KorneliussenSaltstøtten by Ole KorneliussenEn spytklat på kinden by Ole Korneliussen
Greenlandic Literature
10 books — 1 voter
Smilla's Sense of Snow by Peter HøegThe Greenland Breach by Bernard BessonThe Day is Dark by Yrsa SigurdardottirThe Ice Star by Christoffer PetersenHelluland by C.R. Lindström
Greenland Crime And Thrillers
30 books — 4 voters

Burial Rites by Hannah KentBecoming Leidah by Michelle GriersonThe Half-Drowned King by Linnea HartsuykerZoroastrians' Fight for Survival by Widad AkreyiFemales of Valor by Widad Akreyi
Historical Fiction - Scandinavia
111 books — 87 voters
The Terror by Dan SimmonsHelluland by C.R. LindströmThe Golden Compass by Philip PullmanGood Morning, Midnight by Lily Brooks-DaltonNo Ordinary Star Bindup by M.C. Frank
SF & F Atlas - Arctic Circle
13 books — 11 voters

Lawrence Millman
Kangeraatisaaq was one of dozens of small villages along the coast which the notorious G60 Policy in the 1950s and 1960s had rendered obsolete. It was too difficult to provide these villages with the services they hadn't asked for in the first place, and too much of a drain on the Danish taxpayer to keep them afloat even though they'd already been afloat, without Danish kroner, for centuries. Besides, joked the Danes, their names were too hard to pronounce. ...more
Lawrence Millman, Last Places: A Journey in the North

Ludvig Holberg
Da een blev straffet, efterdi han havde Medhustruer, svarede han, at han fulte sin Tilbøyelighed, som var at være løsagtig, og spurte, hvi GUd ikke havde skabt ham med samme Temperament som en Deel andre, hvilke kunde lade sig nøye med een Hustrue. Den samme undskyldte paa lige Maade sin Vrede, sigende, at Erfarenhed viser, at et Menneske er skabt meere vreedagtigt end et andet, og at, hvad som er en medfødt, kand ikke tilregnes ham, men Skaberen. Grønlænderne meene, at Moralitet best læres hos ...more
Ludvig Holberg

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