<transcript><audio_18>as well as in the mainstream press he's written a book called the promise of Iceland which follows his returns to Iceland and as described as a lyrical and deeply personal reflection on</transcript><transcript><audio_19>fatherhood travel and his homeland he's currently a lecturer in creative writing at QUT and he's got a chapter in a forthcoming Cambridge book cambridge university press book i presume the companion to creative writing he's also</transcript><transcript><audio_20>got a travel and writing blog so after you'll get a taste of his nourishing ideas today he might want to follow his blog</transcript><transcript><audio_21>thank you very much for an interesting introduction and and a good one for me because it's it signals in a sense the way I'm going to approach this topic today which is I'd like to talk about returning and the idea of home from from</transcript><caption><image_22>The image shows a man standing behind a podium on a stage. He is wearing a dark suit and appears to be giving a speech or presentation. The background is black and the stage is lit up with bright lights. The man is standing with his hands clasped in front of him and is looking off to the side with a serious expression on his face. There are two microphones on the podium, suggesting that he is giving a presentation or lecture.</caption><transcript><audio_23>a fairly personal point of view I'd like to use my own story about my returns to Iceland to raise this question about what is home how do we define home and how do we define our relationship to the</transcript> as well as in the mainstream press he's written a book called the promise of Iceland which follows his returns to Iceland and as described as a lyrical and deeply personal reflection on fatherhood travel and his homeland he's currently a lecturer in creative writing at QUT and he's got a chapter in a forthcoming Cambridge book cambridge university press book i presume the companion to creative writing he's also got a travel and writing blog so after you'll get a taste of his nourishing ideas today he might want to follow his blog thank you very much for an interesting introduction and and a good one for me because it's it signals in a sense the way I'm going to approach this topic today which is I'd like to talk about returning and the idea of home from from a fairly personal point of view I'd like to use my own story about my returns to Iceland to raise this question about what is home how do we define home and how do we define our relationship to the
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