Feeling Backward: Border State thirty years later by Raili Marling ELM 2/2023 ••• This year marks the thirtieth birthday of Tõnu Õnnepalu’s, aka Emil Tode’s Border State (1993), one of the most widely translated contempor...
Tõnu Õnnepalu: A Writer is a Saboteur, a Spy, a Dubious Character by Maia Tammjärv ELM 2/2023 ••• Thirty years have passed since the release of Border State, a novel by Tõnu Õnnepalu (b. 1962) that was published under the pseudonym E...
Who Could Hold All the World’s Beauty? by Joonas Hellerma ELM 2/2023 ••• The reception of Emil Tode’s Border State (1993) was shaped by multiple elements that were novel to Estonian literature of the time, i...
Tõnu ÕnnepaluParis: Twenty-five years laterandAcre By Siim Lill ELM 2/2019 ••• Paris (Twenty-five years later) EKSA 2019, 176 pp. ISBN 9789949604876 Aaker (Muskoka, Ontario, CA) EKSA 2019, 389 pp. ISBN 97899...
Tõnu Õnnepalu Catalogue of Lies / English Garden By Erik Aru ELM 1/2018 ••• Tõnu Õnnepalu, Valede kataloog / inglise aed (Catalogue of Lies / English Garden) Tallinn, Eesti Keele Sihtasutus, 2017. 392 pp ISBN 97899...
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 ...
The many voicesof Estonian drama By Heidi Aadma ELM 1/2016 ••• Ten years ago was the one-hundredth anniversary of professional Estonian theatre. To celebrate the grand occasion, Pärnu’s Endla Theatre mad...