HeadRead on ERR: Anneli Jordahl and Saara Mildeberg
Quality fiction from Scandinavia was in abundance at this year’s festival and you can now enjoy the talk of Swedish author Anneli Jordahl and anthropologist Saara Mildeberg.
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Quality fiction from Scandinavia was in abundance at this year’s festival and you can now enjoy the talk of Swedish author Anneli Jordahl and anthropologist Saara Mildeberg.
This year’s festival also explored the indigenous perspective, with Sweden-based writer Tina Harnesk speaking to poet and translator Heidi Iivari about her Sami heritage.
This year, we had the pleasure of the legendary Finnish actor, director and writer Pirkko Saisio, who spoke to Triin Tael.
We were happy to host very special guests, Ukrainian poets Lyudmila Khersonskaya and Boris Khersonsky who spoke to Igor Kotjuh.
This year, we were able to enjoy lots of high quality crime fiction from our neighbours and beyond – here you can watch the recording of the talk of Elina Backman and Helen Pärk.
Moving a bit further away from our immediate neighbourhood, we are delighted to share the talk of Italian poet Valerio Magrelli and Maarja Kangro, translator, author and the new Chairman of the Estonian Writers’ Union.
This time, you can enjoy the talk of Scottish author Robin Robertson and Jan Kaus.
Heading north, we can take a look and listen at what Iida Turpeinen and Piret Pääsuke discussed.
The next international guest whose talk you can (re)watch via the Estonian Public Broadcasting, is Swedish crime writer Tove Alsterdal, who spoke to British author Jason Goodwin.
The series of recordings by the Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) continues with international guests. First up – Hungarian author Krisztina Tóth, who spoke to translator Lea Kreinin.