For the Estonian delegation, taking part in the London Book Fair 2017 meant a preparation for the year 2018, when together with Latvia and Lithuania, […]
Estonian books attracting attention at the London Book Fair 2017 Read More
A week full of Estonian cultural events is taking place from 14-26 March in three Hungarian cities – Budapest, Debrecen and Szeged. For the tenth
Estonian culture introduced in three Hungarian cities Read More
A children’s tale by Kertu Sillaste, “It’s Pancake Time!”, has been published in London in English. While Estonia has in the last few years become
It’s pancake time! Estonian author’s children book published in English Read More
The renowned Estonian author, Jaan Kaplinski, has been named the Laureate of the European Literature Prize (Prix Européen de Littérature). The aim of the European
Estonian author Jaan Kaplinski awarded the European Literature Prize Read More
The second largest Estonian town, Tartu, has been accepted to UNESCO’s network of creative cities and has been awarded the title of the international City of
Tartu named a UNESCO City of Literature Read More
British daily newspaper the Guardian has included When the Doves Disappeared by the Finnish-Estonian writer, Sofi Oksanen, in the list of the best novels of
Oksanen’s Estonian tale in the Guardian’s best novels of 2015 list Read More
It doesn’t happen every day that a book by an Estonian author is published in English. It is even more rare that the writer has
“Catch the Harpy” – Berlin and Cold War inspire an Estonian author Read More
Estonian writer Anton Hansen Tammsaare wrote in his most famous book, “Truth and Justice”, that one must work hard and love will follow. Piret Kuusik contemplates
“Work hard, then comes love”– really? Read More
Estonian-American writer Charles (Kalev) Ehin tells a moving story in his book of the reconciliation of an Estonian family torn apart by war. In September
Book review: Coming Home by Charles (Kalev) Ehin Read More
How many non-Estonians – especially the ones coming from a global language background – do you know who can speak fluent, or even conversational Estonian?
Adam Cullen – the American who fell in love with Estonia and its literature Read More
