Poetry by Aare Pilv Translated by Adam Cullen ELM 2/2018 ••• * in the clear winter night there’s one window still light, behind it a grown man curses his slow computer. that man is me...
One nature, one mind, one cloud. The ecognosis of Aare Pilv By Hasso Krull ELM 2/2018 ••• Clouds have meaning. The meaning is indistinct and floating, but is simultaneously constant and incessantly turning back. We cannot imagine ...
Jürgen Rooste - Love and Pain By Aare Pilv ELM 2/2006 ••• The two laureates of the last annual poetry award both entered literature in the late 1990s; like Kristiina Ehin, Jürgen Rooste published h...
Stealing a Window: Estonian Y-Lit By Aare Pilv, Berk Vaher ELM 1/2005 ••• In the last couple of years, several peculiar literary works have been published in Estonia which have a certain ‘family resemblance’ in th...
Short Outlines of Books by Estonian Authors By Aare Pilv, Berk Vaher ELM 1/2005 ••• Toomas Raudam. Nips (Snap)Tallinn, Eesti Keele Sihtasutus 2004. 312 ppRaudam may be one of the most prolific Estonian essayists and prose w...
A funny and warm family By Aare Pilv ELM 2/2003 ••• This spring saw the publication of poetry collections by mother and daughter, almost at the same time – Ly Seppel’s Sparkle of Time (Ajasär...
A brief overview of Jüri Ehlvest By Aare Pilv ELM 1/2001 ••• Jüri Ehlvest is one of the most original Estonian prose authors of the 1990s, and also most difficult to interpret. The critics have been i...
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...