Hildur Knútsdóttir

In March 2017, Hildur served briefly as a member of parliament for the Left-Green Movement to relieve Kolbeinn Óttarsson Proppé.^[5][6] In 2018, she left the party, citing dissatisfaction with a lack of progress in negotiations between the state and the Icelandic Association of Midwives.^[7]

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• Sláttur (2011)^{[8][9][10][11][12]}
• Spádómurinn (2012)
• Ævintýraeyjan: þrautir, leikir, gátur og skemmtun! (2014)
• Draugaljósið (2015)
• Vetrarfrí (2015)
• Vetrarhörkur (Winter Frost) (2016)
  • Dernier hiver (in French). Translated by Salaün, Jean-Christophe. 2018-04-18.
  • Krvavá zima (in Czech). Translated by Klímová, Nikola Janíčková. 2018.
• Doddi: Bók sannleikans with Þórdís Gísladóttir (2016)
• Doddi: Ekkert rugl! with Þórdís Gísladóttir (2017)
• Ljónið (2018)
• Orðskýringar (2018)
• Nornin (2019)
• Hingað og ekki lengra with Þórdís Gísladóttir (2020)
• Skógurinn (2020)
• Nú er nóg komið! with Þórdís Gísladóttir (2021)
• Myrkrið milli stjarnanna (2021)
  • The Night Guest. Translated by Kowal, Mary Robinette. Tor Nightfire. 2024-09-03. ISBN 978-1-250-32204-3.^{[13][14][15][16]}
• Urðarhvarf (2023)
• Hrím (2023)
• Mandla (2024)
• Kasia og Magdalena (2024)
• Gestir (2025)
  • Dead Weight. Translated by Kowal, Mary Robinette. Tor Nightfire. 2026-05-26. ISBN 978-1-250-32929-5.

Sources:^[1][17]

• 2015: Icelandic Literary Prize, nominated: Vetrarfrí^[17]
• 2016: Fjöruverðlaunin: Vetrarfrí^[18]
• 2016: Icelandic Literary Prize: Vetrarhörkur^[19]
• 2016: Icelandic Literary Prize, nominated: Doddi: Bók sannleikans
• 2018: Icelandic Literary Prize, nominated: Ljónið
• 2019: Icelandic Literary Prize, nominated: Nornin
• 2020: Icelandic Literary Prize, nominated: Skógurinn
• 2023: Icelandic Literary Prize, nominated: Hrím
• 2024: Icelandic Literary Prize, nominated: Kasia og Magdalena
• 2026: Locus Award for Best Short Story, finalist: "The Shape of Stones"^[20]