Party To Death (a memoir)

Readers in Iceland have embraced the icelandic version of Party to Death ("Ég ætla að djamma þar til ég drepst") with overwhelming enthusiasm, praising its compelling storytelling and powerful message of redemption trough faith in Jesus Christ. Critics and reader´s alike have celebrated its honesty, emotional depth and inspirational journy with rave reviews and widespread acclaim. This book has captivated its audience, resonating deeply with reader´s from all walks of life. Iceland´s Tbr Listinn gave the book four and a half star´s saying that its emotional, honest, sincere, exciting and important. Party to Death, translated by Quentin Bates, is Ívar Örn Katrínarson’s recollections of his descent at a young age into lawbreaking and drug use. Here he is completely candid with the reader about the cold reality of Iceland’s underworld and the brutality that is a signifacant aspect of it. Ívar Örn relates with sincerity how he worked his way out of this merciless world and now continues to stay clean.