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in this issue
- EDITORIAL
- OF DIVERSITY AND COWS' STOMACHS
- OLLI JALONEN
- LEENA KROHN PEREAT MUNDUS
- THE A-Z OF SUSANNE RINGELL
- EVERYWOMAN IN RAIJA SIEKKINEN
- SAILA SUSILUOTO'S LYRIC ROOMS
- PETRI TAMMINEN SEEKS REFUGE
- KAARINA VALOAALTO
- THE TALENTS OF THOMAS WARBURTON
- WRITING IN A FLEETING WORLD
- USEFUL LINKS TO THE WORLD OF FINNISH WRITING
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Towards Good Management Practice, Olli JalonenOlli Jalonen is master at creating a sense of dystopia and alienation. Read his Towards Good Management Practice.
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Leena KrohnFor Leena Krohn, fiction is a 'form of lucid dreaming'. Read her short story Son of the Chimera.
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Petri TamminenRead of attic, library and bookshop in Petri Tamminen's Secret Lives.
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Saila SusiluotoSaila Susiluoto's first volume, Siivekkäät ja Hännäkkäät ('The Winged and the Tailed') won the Kalevi Jäntti Prize for young writers in 2001. Enter her Book of Rooms.
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Time Difference Raija SiekkinenSiekkinen's stories are chronicles of the middle classes, where material goods are no shield against the dark nights of the soul. We publish Time Difference.
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Förklädnader, Thomas WarburtonVeteran Thomas Warburton's latest book is called Förklädnader. Read Three Allegories from its pages.
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