On the Possibility of Mati Unt’s Prose, Decades Later By Maimu Berg 1/2024 ••• Mati Unt (1944–2005), who would have turned 80 this year, first became known to his peers as a prose writer more than six decades ago. ...
Mihkel MuttAll is Well By Siim Lill ELM 1/2019 ••• Fabian, 2018. 192 pp.ISBN 9789949933686 Mihkel Mutt’s collection of short prose All is Well, published in late 2018, is a follow-up to h...
Mihkel MuttThe Estonian Circumciser Translated and commented by Adam Cullen ELM 1/2017 ••• With Mihkel Mutt’s (1953) first novel since his hefty work The Cavemen Chronicle (2012), the unparalleled master of Estonian irony has emerg...
The irony of hope By Adam Cullen ELM 1/2016 ••• "How’s that—we do have freedom now, don’t we?" Sõrgats insisted. "Well, we do," Lumepart said, "but what am I supposed to do with that?" ...
Short Outlines of Books by Estonian Authors By Rutt Hinrikus, Janika Kronberg ELM 1/2008 ••• Doris Kareva. Cut (Lõige). Tallinn: Verb, 2007, 56 pp. ISBN 978-9985-9840-0-0. Describing good poetry using ordinary language is al...
A live classic and an attraction for the young. Reflections on Mati Unt By Mihkel Mutt ELM 2/2001 ••• Taking a closer look at cultures of different countries, we often discover similar positions. People occupying those positions fulfil more...