Edith Soosaar interviews one of the best known and best-selling fantasy and fiction writers in Estonia, Indrek Hargla – the author of the popular Apothecary Melchior detective […]
Estonian author Indrek Hargla about reading, writing and publishing Read More
Edith Soosaar ventured out to collect the information about the Estonian children’s books translated into English from the last few years and where to find
Four Estonian children’s books translated into English and where to find them Read More
Edith Soosaar interviews Marja Unt, the coordinator of the first Estonian public writer-in-residence programme in Tartu, that gives international writers and translators the chance to
The Tartu Writer in Residency programme helps foreign and Estonian writers meet Read More
A poetry book for children, “Everyone’s the Smartest”, written by the Estonian author, Contra, is now translated and available for readers in English. “Everyone’s the
Estonian children’s book “Everyone’s the Smartest” now available in English Read More
Edith Soosaar interviews a young Estonian author, Ene Sepp, at the Hay Literature Festival in the UK, an event that the former US president, Bill
First impressions from the Hay literature festival – an interview with writer Ene Sepp Read More
English-speaking writers and translators can apply for a two-month literature residency programme in Tartu, Estonia, for the autumn of 2018, held at the Karl Ristikivi
Writers and translators can apply for a literature residency in Tartu Read More
Rein Raud has published eight novels and three collections of stories; three of his novels have been published in the Anglophone world. Estonian World asked
How can Estonian writers reach the English-speaking market? Interview with Rein Raud Read More
Edith Soosaar, an Estonian freelance journalist who is currently based in Toronto, took a trip to the US city of Detroit, MI – and discovered
How a long weekend in Detroit made me consider buying a USD1,000 house Read More
