Short overviews of books by Estonian authors By Rutt Hinrikus and Janiks Kronberg ELM 2/1999 ••• Madis Kõiv: Near Kähri Church at Pekri (Kähri kerko man Pekril)"Studia Memoria" II. Võru: Võru Instituut, 1999. 232 ppEstonian literat...
Religious vision in modern poetry: Uku Masing compared with Hopkins and Eliot By Vincent B. Leich ELM 2/1999 ••• It is my belief that critical works of excavation and restoration, though risking some danger of suffocation in the labyrinthine byways of ...
Poetry by Uku Masing ELM 2/1999 ••• ONLY THE MISTS ARE REAL The wind is a shuttle made of elm-wood,I am but an airy web of duskWhich God’s tapering fingers of a unicorn’s b...
Poetry by Guntars Godiņš ELM 2/1999 ••• * The sugar dissolved in the coffeeand spring began,scented and sweet.Your hands danced upon the tableThe long forgotten steps of me...
Madis Kõiv's visionary theatre By Luule Epner ELM 2/1999 ••• Madis Kõiv (born in 1929) is a remarkably versatile man: a nuclear physicist by profession, he chairs the seminar of analytical philosophy ...
Estonian prose 1998 By Mihkel Nummert ELM 2/1999 ••• Imaginary TriangleA.A. So…an overview of Estonian prose for ‘Estonian Literature Magazine’. It probably goes without saying that the no...
Estonian poetry 1998. Fashions and figures By Hasso Krull ELM 2/1999 ••• During the seventies and the eighties the annual review of poetry in the literary magazine Looming was an important and influential institu...
Conversation between Doris Kareva and Guntars Godinš By Doris Kareva ELM 2/1999 ••• Guntars Godiņš, your name has been mentioned quite often recently in connection with the Via Estica literary award. You translated poems by...
A lesson of harmony By Doris Kareva ELM 2/1999 ••• As a child of four or five, I used to long for paints and paper, so that I could draw to my heart’s content. My father gave me a piece ...
The goat and the storks By Jean-Luc Moreau 1/1999 ••• On reaching the age of reason I learned two things. Firstly, that there was no such thing as Father Christmas; and secondly, that there was...