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Queer Situations returns, feeling more urgent and relevant than ever.

Iceland’s only queer literary festival, Queer Situations was formed in August 2024, focusing on queer literature in more than one sense: books by authors who identify as queer, but also literature that falls outside the mainstream. It returns on the 14th to 17th of May, with an exciting line up of ...


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May in Iceland is that slightly unhinged time of year where the sun starts flirting with us again and everyone collectively decides it’s basically summer; even if it’s still 6 degrees and windy. The result? A queer calendar that leans hard into going out, showing up, and shaking off whatever winter did to us.

Unsurprisingly, Kiki Queer Bar remains the gravitational c...


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OPINION Ugla Stefanía writes about the backlash against rainbow flags, and how manufactured outrage is used to challenge queer visibility, test the limits of public discourse, and push back against basic human rights.

Expressing disdain towards rainbow flags is a tradition as old as the flag – and many conservatives, religious leaders and those with hatred towards qu...


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There’s a long tradition of returning to Joan of Arc and asking new questions of a story we think we already understand. But “I, Joan” doesn’t just revisit Joan it destabilises them. First staged at Shakespeare’s Globe in 2022, Charlie Josephine’s play reframes the figure at its centre through a non-binary lens, not as a historical correction, but as an act of possibi...


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April is doing what Reykjavík does best, giving you just enough chaos to feel alive again after winter.

Easter weekend goes hard (as it should). You’ve got drag brunch, late-night shows, and enough glitter to resurrect anyone who’s been emotionally hibernating since January. It’s very much a “leave the house and see what happens” kind of energy, and you’ll probably e...


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