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ESSAYS: Europe Re-Visioned
About the authorsTristan Hughes
Tristan Hughes was born in Atikokan, Canada, and brought up on Ynys Môn, an island off the coast of North Wales, where he currently lives. He is the author of two novels, The Tower (2003) and Send My Cold Bones Home, forthcoming in 2006 from Parthian Books.
Nora Ikstena
Nora Ikstena was born in 1969 and lives in a small town on the river Daugava in Latvia. She is the author of several biographies, three collections of short stories and two novels, A Celebration of Life (1998) and The Education of the Virgin (2001). She was the secretary of Latvian PEN and is on the board of the Latvian Literature Centre.
Tuomas Nevanlinna
Tuomas Nevanlinna was born in 1960 and lives in Helsinki. He is an essayist, translator, columnist of the Helsingin Sanomat's weekly supplement and director of Kriittinen korkeakoulu, an independent institute for philosophy and the arts. He has co-authored a novel with Kari Kontio and translated Lewis Carroll, Wendy Cope, Roald Dahl and Derek Walcott into Finnish. His collection of essays Shipshape to heaven was published in 1999.
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