In Stone by Morning , photographer and writer Pamela Thomas-Graham explores how Iceland’s otherworldly terrain gave rise to its enduring myths. Through luminous images and lyrical essays, she reveals a landscape alive with stories—ravens that remember, trolls turned to stone, sea spirits watching from the mist. Moving between light and shadow, fact and folklore, the book invites us to see Iceland as its people always have: a threshold between the visible and the unseen.