Ukrainian Literature That Has Found Readers in Latvia: An Overview of Published Translations and Adaptations
Ukrainian literature is increasingly being recognized in Latvia, with several translated works nominated for the Latvia Literature Award.
Family Lexicon by Italian author Natalia Ginzburg published in Loomingu Raamatukogu
Natalia Ginzburg's autobiographical novel 'Family Lexicon' has been published in Estonia, translated from Italian.
Why does Kārlis Vērdiņš's voice resonate in the animated film? A conversation with the poet about the power of creativity
In a recent interview, Latvian poet Kārlis Vērdiņš discusses his new poetry collection and the importance of finding inner peace for creativity, even amid social and political challenges.
War of Independence: Names on the Plaque
The recently translated Latvian literary masterpiece, Aleksandrs Grīnsi's 'Hingetuisk', holds significance for Latvians akin to that of the Estonian 'Nimed marmortahvlil' by Albert Kivikas, highlighting their shared narratives of national identity.
Living and Dying (and Doing Politics) in Franco's Spain
The article discusses the newly translated work of Spanish author Carmen Martín Gaite, highlighting its exploration of life and memory against the backdrop of Franco's regime.
The Controversial Movie Hits Theaters - The Movie Has a Surprising Consequence
A film adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic novel is generating significant interest, with over 500 reservations for its translated versions in Finnish libraries.
Jane Austen 250 Years Ago, and Today's Jane Austen
A book talk in Seoul celebrated the life and works of Jane Austen, coinciding with the release of a special edition translated by Kim Sun-hyung, who discusses making Austen's works more accessible to modern readers.
Leena Krohn's short story collection introduces another side of Finnish literature
Leena Krohn's collection 'Hotel Sapiens and Other Irrational Stories' presents a dystopian view of humanity's future, translated from Finnish by Kadri Jaanits, highlighting the persistence of its themes despite being written over a decade ago.