The Icelandic Canadian - 01.03.2003, Page 41

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about what exactly happened that night;
where he had come from, where he was
going to, and how everything turned out
the way it did. I am glad that it happened,
of course. It taught me at a very young age
that there is a great deal about which we
know nothing; that “there are more things
in heaven and earth, than are dreamt of in
our philosophy.”
Fishing Lore Myths and Legends Urban Sagas
Connections and Kin Huldafolk Tales Oral
Histories Heartfelt Moments with Amina and Afi
Philosophical Musings Acts of Courage Letters
from the Farm Nature and Nuture Pioneer Spirit
Biographies Poetry Short Stories Tall Tales
Passionate Politics
Are you harbouring your own little modern-day saga and need some-
where to share it? Do you have a story, poem, biography, or favourite
memory just waiting to be expressed? The Icelandic Canadian welcomes
all original articles of interest to our readers and would like to hear from
you!
Our editorial staff will consider all submissions, and are willing to
assist you to prepare your work for print. In addition to your article, we also
welcome accompanying photographs, and a brief autobiography.
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