This year's roundup of new Estonian literature in translation includes an eccentric artist's book of poetry on the edge of "irony and agony," a historical novel tracing the life of an Estonian strongwoman who became the first foreign female sumo wrestler in Imperial Japan, the first English translation of an autobiographical love story told from a stove-heated "poor writer's house" in Tallinn, and a story about devil's attempt to live a righteous life on an Estonian farm, now in Croatian. See the full list below!
