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Questions of Travel: William Morris in Iceland Sarah Vigliotti their partnership was the centralBy Lavinia Greenlaw. William Morris was the pre eminent Victorian to describe the wonders of the Icelandic wilderness, 'most romantic of all deserts'. Lavinia Greenlaw's selection from Morris's Icelandic Journal ('the best book of travel written by an English poet', and the least known) is interposed with her own 'questions of travel', which follow the footprints of Morris's prose, responding to its surfaces and undercurrents, extending its horizons.