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 publisher who lives in Glasgow. He has already published translations of several books from Estonian literature – by Anton Hansen Tammsaare, Andrei Ivanov, Mari Saat and Rein Raud. Tammsaare’s “Truth […]
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A city-wide festival, Estonia Now, will take place from 12 to 18 November at Glasgow’s major art institutions. Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, the UK, is due to host a myriad of Estonian cultural events – from art to ballet to film and music. The post-industrial arts space, Tramway, will host the exhibition, “Trial
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As an Estonian, I would firstly like to bring attention to the name of the referendum – the “Scottish independence referendum”. It is important not read too much into the word “independence”, as this referendum had crucial differences to the independence movement that took place in Estonia and many other countries 23 years ago. In
