Some Websites
http://haldjas.folklore.ee/folklore:
Folklore, Estonian Literary Museum
http://www.folklore.ee/rl/date/saksa/teil01.htm:
Estonian Proverbs
http://dea.nlib.ee:
Sakala, ed. by Carl Robert
Jakobson
http://www.einst.ee/literary:
ELM:
Estonian Literary Magazine 1996–2005: Artur Alliksaar,
Censorship, Chronicles,
August Gailit, Andres Ehin, Folklore, Hiram, Johnny B. Isotamm, Juhan
Jaik,
Jaan Kaplinski, Doris Kareva, Albert Kivikas, Kivisildnik, Lydia
Koidula,
Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald, Jaan Kross, Madis Kõiv, Ilmar Laaban,
Oskar
Luts, Uku Masing, Ene Mihkelson, Kristian Jaak Peterson, Karl
Ristikivi,
Paul-Eerik Rummo, Hando Runnel, Peeter Sauter, Rein Sepp, Karl-Martin
Sinijärv,
Gustav Suits, Jüri Talvet, Anton Hansen Tammsaare, Friedebert Tuglas,
Marie
Under, Mati Unt, Mari Vallisoo, Juhan Viiding, Arved Viirlaid, Eduard
Vilde,
Toomas Vint, Tõnu Õnnepalu, Ervin Õunapuu, Asta Willmann, et al.
http://www.estlit.ee:
Estonian Literature
Information Centre (History of Estonian Literature, Estonian Writer
Profiles, Novels, Poetry, Short Stories, Essays, Translators, Estonian
Literature in Translation)
http://www.estonica.org:
Estonica:
Encyclopedia about Estonia (Estonia in Brief, History,
Culture, Education, Science,
State, Economy, Society, Nature)
http://www.kirmus.ee/erni/erni.html:
Estonian Literature
1924–1925,
in Estonian (August Gailit, Eduard
Vilde, Juhan Liiv, Gustav Suits, Friedebert
Tuglas, Oskar Luts, Henrik
Visnapuu, Artur Adson, Johannes Vares-Barbarus, Johannes
Semper, August Alle
http://www.erm.ee:
Estonian National Museum
http:www.ekl.ee: Estonian Writer’s Union
http://www.ubu.com/sound/laaban.html:
Ilmar Laaban
http://jaan.kaplinski.com: Jaan
Kaplinski
http://haldjas.folklore.ee/ugri/ylle:
Kauksi Ülle
http://www.wi.ee:
Võro Institute
Some Prints
Books
Abroad:
An International Literary Quarterly
Estonia: A Country in Accession to NATO
and the EU.
[Tallinn:] International Business Handbook, 2003–2004
Estonian Anthology. Intimate
Stories of Life, Love, Labor and War of the Estonian People. Compiled by A. Pranspill.
Milford, Connecticut: 10 Pearl Hill Street, 1956
Estonia in
Foreign Languages :
Bibliography = Estland in
Fremdsprachen : Bibliographie: 1991-2000. [compiled
by Kai
Ellip, Ilona Kõrgema, Siiri Männamaa.] Tallinn: Eesti
Rahvusraamatukogu, 2001
Estonian
Language. Ed. by Mati Erelt. Tallinn:
Estonian Academy Publishers, 2003 (Linguistica Uralica. Supplementary
Series /
Volume 1)
Hennoste, Tiit;
Pruul, Kajar; Reddaway,
Darlene 1966. Introduction. – Estonian Short Stories. Ed.
by K.
Pruul, D. Reddaway. Evanston, Illinois: North-Western University Press,
Pp.
1–14. (Also: T.
Hennoste. Eurooplaseks saamine.
Kõrvalkäija altkulmupilk. Artikleid ja arvamusi 1986–2003. [Tartu:]
Tartu
Ülikooli Kirjastus, 2003)
Ilomaile: Anthology
of Estonian Folk
Songs with Translations and Commentary. Ed. by Juhan Kurrik.
[Toronto:]
Maarjamaa, 1985 (Studia Estonica Fennica Baltica, Vol. III)
Interlitteraria: 4/1999 (Arne
Merilai); 5/2000 (Rein Veidemann, Jaak Rähesoo,
Epp Annus,
Tiina Kirss, Jüri Talvet, Thomas Salumets, Piret Kruuspere,
Tiina Aunin,
Ene-Reet Soovik); 6/2001 (Jüri Talvet); 8/2003 (Rein
Veidemann); 9/2004 (Eneken Laanes, Piret
Viires, Kadri Tüür, Leena-Kurvet Käosaar, Andrus Org, Krista Vogelberg)
Ivask,
Ivar. Estonian Literature. –
World Literature Since 1945. Critical Surveys of the Contemporary
Literatures
of Europe and the Americas. Ed. by I. Ivask and G. von Wilpert.
New York:
Frederick Ungar Publishing Co, 1973, pp. 168–177
Ivask,
Ivar. The Main Tradition of
Estonian Poetry.– Estonian Poetry and Language. Studies in Honor of
Ants
Oras. Ed. by V. Kõressaar and A. Rannit. Stockholm: VE Kirjastus
Vaba Eesti,
Estonian Learned Society in America, 1965, pp. 256–298.
Journal of
Baltic Studies (AABS
Newsletter).
Portland–Vancouver
Journal of
Baltic Studies Vol.
XXXI, No. 3, Fall 2000. Special Issue: Jaan Kross (Thomas Salumets,
Jüri Talvet, Maire Jaanus, Tiina Kirss, Merike Kiipus, Madli Puhvel)
Merilai, Arne. Estonian Ballad
1900–1940. – A. Merilai. Eesti ballaad 1900–1940. Tartu: Tartu
Ülikooli
Kirjastus, 1991, pp. 136–141
Mägi,
Arvo. Estonian Literature.
An Outline. Stockholm: The Baltic Humanitarian Association, 1968
Nirk,
Endel. Estonian Literature.
Historical Survey with Biobibliographical Appendix. 2 Ed. Tallinn:
Perioodika, 1987
Oinas,
Felix J. Studies in the
Finnic Folklore. Homage to the Kalevala. Mänttä: Suomalaisen
Kirjallisuuden
Seura, 1985 (Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seuran Toimituksia 387.)
(Finnish
Literature Society. Indiana University Uralic and Altaic Series, Vol.
147)
Oras,
Ants; Kangro, Bernard. Estonian
Literature in Exile. Lund: Eesti Kirjanike Kooperatiiv, 1967
Raun,
Toivo U.. Estonia and the
Estonians. Updated Second Edition. Stanford, California: Hoover
Institution
Press, Stanford University, 2001
Salumets, Thomas. Kaplinski’s
Equilibrum [Manuscript]
Siirak, Erna. A.
H.
Tammsaare in Estonian Literature. Tallinn: Perioodika, 1978
Sutrop, Urmas. Estonian Language. [Tallinn:]
Estonian Institute, 2000
Tuuleleaval valgusest on aerud.
Windship with Oars of Light. Valik eesti moodsat luulet. Estonian
Modern
Poetry. Tallinn:
Huma
Twentieth-Century
Eastern European Writers. Second Series. Ed. by S. Serafin. Detroit etc: A Bruccoli
Clark Layman
Book, The Gale Group. (Dictionary of Literary Biography. Vol. 220.)
(Betti
Alver, K. Ristikivi, Gustav Suits, Anton Hansen Tammsaare, Marie Under,
Eduard
Vilde)
Twentieth-Century
Eastern European Writers. Third Series. Ed. by S. Serafin. Detroit etc: A Bruccoli
Clark Layman
Book, The Gale Group. (Dictionary of Literary Biography. Vol. 232.)
(Jaan
Kaplinski, Jaan Kross, Kalju Lepik, Paul-Eerik Rummo, Mati Unt)
Valgemäe, Mardi. Introduction to
Cindarellagame. – Confrontations with Tyranny. Six Baltic Plays with
Introductory Essays. Ed. by A. Straumanis. Prospect Heights, Illinois:
Waveland
Press, Inc, 1977, pp. 267–271 (P.-E. Rummo. Cindarellagame, pp.
273–322)
World Literature
Today: A
Literary Quarterly of the University of Oklahoma