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Overnight, Iceland, considered one of the most organized countries, loses contact with other countries and turns into a land of chaos. The inhabitants do not know what is the source of the crisis, but still try to function normally. Meanwhile, the newly formed government is manipulating information, knowing that it will soon run out of food. The state, and with it the law and society, begin to corrode. The ISLAND is a brilliant combination of thriller, political fiction and dystopia, and at the same time a well-constructed diagnosis of the contemporary shaky world. The vision created by Sigríður Hagalín Björnsdóttir shocked Iceland and sparked a lively discussion on the durability of the foundations of the state and society.--Provided by publisher.