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"Tainaron" by Leena Krohn, 1998

Tainaron - Mail from another city

© Leena Krohn
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Tainaron - Mail from another city  { 1 }

by Leena Krohn  { 2 }

About the Author  { 612 }

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About the Author

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Selected Bibliography:  { 618 }
 

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Leena Krohn was born 1947 in Helsinki. She studied philosophy, psychology and literature at Helsinki University. She lives as a free writer in Helsinki.

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Leena Krohn has written about twenty books, novels, short stories, fantasy stories for children, poems, essays and radio plays.

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Krohn's collection of stories and essays, Matemaattisia olentoja tai jaettuja unia (Matematiska varelser, transl. into Swedish by Susanne Hellsten, Sahlgrens 1995), was awarded the Finlandia Prize (1992).

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Leena Krohn's readers have access to a number of her writings and works via the World Wide Web where her home page is located at http://www.kaapeli.fi/krohn/

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Selected Bibliography:

 
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*Ihmisen vaatteissa (1976); I Människokläder (transl. into Swedish by Thomas Warburton 1989). This fantasy story has also appeared in Hungarian, Japanese, Russian, Norwegian, Bulgarian and Estonian.

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*Donna Quijote ja muita kaupunkilaisia (1983); Donna Quijote (sel. transl. into Swedish by Henrika Ringbom, Artes vol 4, 1998, ss 94-101); Donna Quijote has also appeared in English (transl. by Hildi Hawkins, Carcanet 1996), French (transl. by Pierre-Alain Gendre, Ed. ésprit ouvert, 1998), Hungarian (transl. by Eva Pap and Ottilia Kovacs, Polar 1998);

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*Tainaron. Postia toisesta kaupungista (1985); Tainaron. Brev från en annan stad (transl. into Swedish by Thomas Warburton, 1987); Tainaron. Mail from another city (transl. by Hildi Hawkins 1998). This novel has also appeared in Hungarian and Latvian.

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*Kynä ja kone (1997); Pennan och maskinen (transl. by Seija Torpefält, Annamma 1998). Essays.

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*Pereat mundus. Romaani, eräänlainen (1998). A novel.

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