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in this issue
- Editorial
- FEATURE: Two ways to write about Estonian history: Ene Mihkelson and Sofi Oksanen by Sirje Olesk
- FEATURE: Ethnofuturism. Bridge between national and international in Estonian poetry by Anneli Mihkelev
- SHORT STORY: Foxes and Birds by Mehis Heinsaar
- SHORT STORY: 48 Hours by Maarja Kangro
- SHORT STORY: Internal Immigrant by Mihkel Mutt
- NOVEL EXTRACT: The Saviour of Lasnamäe by Mari Saat
- NOVEL EXTRACT: The Man Who Spoke Snakish by Andrus Kivirähk
- NOVEL EXTRACT: Apothecary Melchior and the Mystery of St. Olaf’s Church by Indrek Hargla
- POETRY: Jürgen Rooste
- POETRY: Hasso Krull
- POETRY: Kristiina Ehin
- POETRY: Sven Kivisildnik
- POETRY: Ene Mihkelson
- POETRY: Juhan Viiding
Editorial
Jüri J. DubovJüri J. Dubov: photo Jüri J. Dubov
Jüri J. Dubov was born in 1952, and graduated from The Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA), design faculty, in 1979.
He has worked as art director for The Mercantile Advertisement Company and TEA Publishers, and as Artistic Chief Editor of the Estonian National Encyclopaedia. He has won six diplomas from the Book Art Competition. Having exhibited across Estonia since 1978, his latest exhibition (in 2012) is a personal collection of photos and graphic art entitled “Viimane aeg” (“It's time…”).
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