ene mihkelson – European Literature Network

Aug 09^th

Transreading the Baltics: THE PICTURES by Hilary Dyer

Hilary Dyer‘s The Pictures was written in response to an excerpt from Plague Grave (“Katkuhaud“) by Ene Mihkelson translated by Christopher Moseley. The poem has

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Apr 24^th

From KATKUHAUD (‘Plague Grave’) by Ene Mihkelson, introduced by the Estonian Literature Centre and translated by Christopher Moseley

In Plague Grave, a story of betrayal, the first-person narrator has grown up in strange ignorance of her origin. Her parents had gone into the forest in 1949, afraid of being depor

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