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Reflections on a Dark Lithuanian Fairytale: Translating Ričardas Gavelis
culture deepbalticMarch 17, 2023 0

Reflections on a Dark Lithuanian Fairytale: Translating Ričardas Gavelis

Ričardas Gavelis was one of Lithuania's best-known writers of recent decades, with a caustic and satirical vision that seems to prefigure recent eventsContinue Reading →

Fiction: A Run-in with the Catalan in Viljandi
Estonia deepbalticJanuary 19, 2022 0

Fiction: A Run-in with the Catalan in Viljandi

"For who are you for these people? I will tell you who we are for them. For the Estonians, we are just clowns."Continue Reading →

Insomnia: The Latvian Novel Unpublishable Under the Soviets
culture deepbalticJuly 13, 2021 0

Insomnia: The Latvian Novel Unpublishable Under the Soviets

"The novel Insomnia ... possesses no artistic quality of any kind. In reality it is not a novel, but a pamphlet hostile towards Soviet rule."Continue Reading →

Fiction: Saulius Šaltenis – Diary of a Jewish Girl
Uncategorized deepbalticNovember 11, 2020 0

Fiction: Saulius Šaltenis – Diary of a Jewish Girl

Esther Levinson is being sheltered by a Lithuanian couple, Vladas and Milda, who have renamed her Eliza and are passing her off as their nieceContinue Reading →

Twenty Speakers, But Three Poets: Writing in Livonian
culture deepbalticJuly 15, 2019 0

Twenty Speakers, But Three Poets: Writing in Livonian

Two books of poetry originally written in the Livonian language, spoken by just twenty people, have recently appeared in English translationContinue Reading →

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