Estonian World highlights four notable works from Estonian literature translated to English that will make a great gift to introduce Estonia to your foreign friends […]
Four books from Estonia that make a good gift Read More
The Hay Festival has announced the selection of authors for the Europa28 anthology; among the 28 women is also the Estonian poet and translator, Maarja
An Estonian poet among the top minds selected for the pan-European creativity project Read More
The annual international literature festival, HeadRead, in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, brings readers and authors together in a cosy atmosphere. The Tallinn HeadRead literary festival
International literature festival HeadRead takes place in Tallinn Read More
Lea Kreinin interviews the Scottish publisher, Allan Cameron, who has started to publish Estonian literature in English. Allan Cameron is a Scottish writer, translator and
Allan Cameron: Estonians are great linguists Read More
The latest addition to the Estonian children’s literature is great news for families raising an Estonian-English bilingual child – Piret Raud has written and illustrated
Estonian children book “The Ear” by Piret Raud released in English Read More
The Tartu City of Literature International Residency Programme for English-speaking writers and translators is open for an application for an April-May 2019 residency period; the application
Writers and translators can apply for a literature residency in Tartu, Estonia Read More
“My Formative Years” is an autobiography of a famous Estonian military commander, Sir Johan Pitka (1872-1944); first published in the 1930s Estonia, it has now been translated into
Book introduction – “My Formative Years”, by Johan Pitka Read More
In 2018, six Estonian novels were translated into English, and now it’s time to look back and count the literary achievements for the past year.
Estonian novels translated into English in 2018 Read More
What is the best way to sell books? The information passed on from person to person seems to be a pretty solid way to get the
Six children’s books by Estonian authors that are translated Read More
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
