Fish Poetry
The article discusses the Estonian word for 'fish' and its various metaphorical uses in the language, illustrating its cultural significance and expressions.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ Kristjan Jaak Peterson was born
Kristjan Jaak Peterson, regarded as the creator of Estonian national literature, was born in 1801 in Riga into the family of a clergyman.
Review. "Dance the Dust from the Floor": I Carry Them Within Myself
The article is a review of Kairi Look's book "Dance the Dust from the Floor," which explores themes of storytelling, memory, and nature through the lens of familial connections.
Mehis Heinsaar Moves into More Colorful States of Mind
The article discusses Mehis Heinsaar's collection of 16 stories, which begins with a tale about Aadu Vassel, whose failed romantic proposal leads to a 16-year period of silence.
Headread's Book Year Blog: "Estonian Fairy Tales III. Story Fairy Tales"
Indrek Koff introduces the anthology "Estonian Fairy Tales III. Story Fairy Tales," compiled by Risto Järv, Mairi Kaasik, and Kärri Toomeos-Orglaan, discussing the value of Estonian folk tales.
Kivirähk: 'New Stories of the Estonian People' Does Not Try to Teach the Reader
Andrus Kivirähk discusses his prose collection 'New Stories of the Estonian People', emphasizing its entertainment value rather than instructive intent.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ The Seto singer Miku Ode was born
Miku Ode, a Seto singer born on February 27, 1857, gained recognition in Estonia and Finland through the collector Jakob Hurt, who documented many of her songs.