Haukur INGVARSSON

Haukur Ingvarsson (b. 1979) is equally an iconoclast and a traditionalist, a poet of nature and the city, a serious intellectual and a grinning fool. He finished a masters degree in Icelandic literature in 2005 and has since worked as a writer, radio journalist and independent scholar. His first book of poetry was published in 2005, followed by a book on the late novels of Icelandic Nobel laureate Halldor Laxness (2009) and the historical novel November 1976 (2011, published in German 2016). For his latest book, Vistarverur/Ecostentialism (2018), Ingvarsson won the prestigious Tomas Gudmundsson literary price. Ingvarsson is currently working on his PhD thesis where he focuses on the reception of American novelist William Faulkner in Iceland. 

Ingvarsson is not only a unique in his generation of poets but also in those passing, unborn and forthcoming in the unforeseen future (Eiríkur Örn Norðdahl).

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Haukur Ingvarsson (né ne 1979), à la fois iconoclaste et traditionnaliste, est un poète attaché à la nature et la ville, tout autant intellectuel sérieux qu’imbécile heureux. Après avoir obtenu un master en littérature islandaise en 2005, il travaille en tant qu’écrivain, journaliste radio et académicien indépendant. Son premier livre de poésie a été publié en 2005, suivi par un livre sur les romans du lauréat du Prix Nobel Halldor Laxness (2009) et un roman historique Novembre 1976 (2011, publié en allemand en 2016).  Pour son dernier livre, Vistarverur/Ecostentialism (2018), Ingvarsson s’est vu offrir le prestigieux prix littéraire Tomas Gudmundsson. Il travaille actuellement sur son doctorat sur la réception de l’écrivain américain William Faulkner en Islande.

Ingvarsson n’est pas seulement unique dans sa génération, mais aussi dans celles qui passent et celles à venir dans le futur imprévu.

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