Poetry by Veronika Kivisilla Translated by Adam Cullen ELM 2/2016 ••• Too nice a drunk locking up my bike in front of the store a babbling drunk approached me I wanted to withdraw but he said listen you...
Veronika KivisillaNoticing boththe major and minor.Part II By Kai Aareleid ELM 2/2016 ••• Kai Aareleid’s questions for Veronika Kivisilla For starters, perhaps tell the story of your own writing. The recognition of it, things t...
Two Captains – Excerpt fromWe All Fall Down Translated by Adam Cullen ELM 2/2016 ••• 1960 They meet up at Tiina’s house after school. Tiina puts her bag in her room and follows Vova, because he wants to show her his turtle...
Kai AareleidNoticing both the major and minor.Part I By Veronika Kivisilla ELM 2/2016 ••• Kai Aareleid (1972) and Veronika Kivisilla (1978) are writers whose works have, in a way, recently debuted. Both published their first liter...
Jaan KaplinskiThe last laureate? ELM 2/2016 ••• In February 2016, compelling news rang out: Jaan Kaplinski was awarded the European Prize for Literature. The award, which is sponsored by t...
Jan KausThe Book of Closeness By Paul Raud ELM 2/2016 ••• Jan Kaus, Läheduste raamat (The Book of Closeness) Tallinn, Verb, 2016. 72 pp ISBN: 9789949969067 The miniature, just like many other f...
Memories and history – friends or enemies? By Peeter Helme ELM 2/2016 ••• Kai Aareleid, Holger Kaints, and Ilmar Taska deal with the 1940s in their newest novels. Discussing the relationship between memories and...
Our Leelo By Mare Müürsepp ELM 2/2016 ••• I’ll start with children’s own assessment. Together with third-grade students, we drafted a list of important public figures in Estonia base...
Peripheries of (be)longingin contemporary Estonian literature By Brita Melts ELM 2/2016 ••• While the topic of confession and a deluge of biographies were items of discussion in Estonian literature during the first decade ...
Some who Live the Estonian language By ELM ELM 2/2016 ••• The Estonian Literature Center has a magnificent tradition of inviting translators of Estonian literature who hail from all around the world...
Prophecy by Jüri Kolk Translated by Adam Cullen ELM 2/2016 ••• An oracle proclaimed to a Theban king that he would live a long and happy life — not one younger kinsman would slay him. We would never h...
Jüri KolkSeeking the immortal soul By Kaupo Meiel ELM 2/2016 ••• Just about a year ago, Jüri Kolk, Jan Kaus, Karl Martin Sinijärv, and I were reading our own works and a pinch of others’ to a nearly full h...
Karl-Martin SinijärvKMSX: How to Say By Jürgen Rooste ELM 2/2016 ••• Karl Martin Sinijärv, KMSX: Kuidas öelda (KMSX: How to Say) Tallinn, Näo Kirik, 2016. 96 pp ISBN: 9789949980901 Karl Martin Sinijärv (1...
Mehis HeinsaarThe Killing Growth of Dreams By Jürgen Rooste ELM 2/2016 ••• Mehis Heinsaar, Unistuste tappev kasvamine (The Killing Growth of Dreams) Tallinn, Menu Publishing, 2016. 232 pp ISBN: 9789949549245 Me...
Meelis FriedenthalThe Language of Angels By Jürgen Rooste ELM 2/2016 ••• Meelis Friedenthal, Inglite keel (The Language of Angels) Tallinn, Varrak, 2016. 208 pp ISBN: 9789985337004 Meelis Friedenthal (1973) i...
P. I. FilimonovShe Sang to the End By Jürgen Rooste ELM 2/2016 ••• P. I. Filimonov, Laulis, kuni kõik lõppes (She Sang to the End) Tallinn, Varrak, 2016. 312 pp Translated into Estonian from the Russian by...
Silvia UrgasDestnation By Paul Raud 2/2016 ••• Silvia Urgas, Siht/koht (Destination) Tartu, Elusamus, 2015. 48 pp. ISBN 9789949387083 Silvia Urgas (1992) is one of Estonia’s newest ...