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Opening up about her family history, Tiina revisits the first two decades of her life following World War II, in Tartu, Estonia. The adult world that makes up Communist society is one of cryptic conversations, dread, and heavy drinking. From the death of Stalin to the gradual separation of her parents, Tiina experiences events from the periphery, and is powerless to prevent the defining tragedy in her life--a suicide in the family.

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Opening up about her family history, Tiina revisits the first two decades of her life following World War II, in Tartu, Estonia. The adult world that makes up Communist society is one of cryptic conversations, dread, and heavy drinking. From the death of Stalin to the gradual separation of her parents, Tiina experiences events from the periphery, and is powerless to prevent the defining tragedy in her life--a suicide in the family.
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Autorenporträt
Kai Aareleid is an Estonian writer whose novels include Russian Blood and Burning Cities. She has translated works by Javier Marías, Paulo Coelho and Roberto Bolaño into Estonian. Adam Cullen was nominated for the 2014 Cultural Endowment of Estonia's Prize for Literary Translation from Estonian into a Foreign Language. Originally from Minnesota, he has resided in Estonia for eight years.