Like I promised last week it is time to reveal the contents of the next issue of
Tuli&Savu 3/2004. So here it goes:
Editorial
Czeslav Milosz: Two poems from
Ocalenie (1945). Translated by me
Yves Bonnefoy: Stone. Transl. by Olli Sinivaara
In the heart of a poem: three questions for seven finnish poets:
Kari Aronpuro, Timo Lappalainen, Kai Nieminen, Harri Nordell, Anni Sumari,
Saila Susiluoto and Panu Tuomi
Three poems by Irina Javne
Pierre Reverdy: Three poems from
Pierres blanches (1930). Transl. by Olli Sinivaara
An interview with Jacques Réda, by Harri Veivo
Jacques Réda: Poems from
Retour au calme (1989). Transl. by Harri Veivo
Two poems by Anni Sumari
Reviews:
Mikko Jakonen writes about Kristiina Lähde`s
BunsenliekkiAnu Laitila writes about Rabbe Enckell`s
Hiljaisuuden varjoOuti Oja & Tommi Kotonen write about J. L. Runeberg`s
Idyllejä ja epigrammejaVaclav Havel: Antikoodeja. Transl. by Terhi Hannula and Marko Niemi
Tuulia Toivonen writes about Kai Nieminen`s
Perimmäisten kysymysten äärelläHarri Veivo writes about Guy Goffette`s
Luvassa elämäJuhana Vähänen writes about Rainer Maria Rilke`s
Sonetit OrfeukselleKatja Seutu: Poem as speech, poem as notebook. An article about Maila Pylkkönen`s poetics.
Sunnuntaikävely - A Sunday walk, a poem by Caj Westerberg
Martin Heidegger: The word (Das Wort). Transl. by Jussi Backman
Poems by Robert Creeley. Transl. by Aki Salmela