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Seal Mother

Seal Mother

by Gerður Kristný

Translator from the Icelandic: Rory McTurk

The Icelandic poet, Gerður Kristný, has published
four collections of poetry with Arc, of which Seal
Mother
is the most recent. Winner of the Icelandic
Women’s Literature Prize 2023 and the Icelandic
Booksellers’ Prize for Best Poetry book of 2022, Seal
Mother
received universal praise upon publication.

This spellbinding sequence of poems tells the story
of the poet’s great-great-grandmother, a midwife
who lived on the northernmost coast of Iceland at
the end of the nineteenth century. Drawing on the
classical forms of Icelandic poetry, Kristný paints
clear and simple pictures of the struggle for survival
by the woman and her family in a narrative that is
powerful and timeless.

Her three previous collections, Bloodhoof (2012),
Drápa (2018) and Reykjavík Requiem (2020) have
all appeared from Arc in Rory McTurk’s translation.

In Kristný’s work, we encounter a unique
sensuality, intensity, and beauty. Nature, mythology,
and human life come together in a fascinating
synthesis… the collection ends with a mystical scene
in which the midwife-narrator helps a distressed seal
to give birth to her pup. Seal Mother is a collection
of concentrated, beautiful, re ned, and moving
poems.


Peter Stein Larsen
Kristeligt Dagblad (Denmark)

ISBN: 9781911469933
For publication September 2026

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