Works
- 1897: Sögur og kvæði (Stories and poems)
- 1901: Pétur Gautur, translation from Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt.
- 1906: Hafblik, poems
- 1913: Hrannir, poems
- 1921: Vogar, poems
- 1930: Hvammar, poems
(See Í.A. 1990: 331)
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