Jyrki Kiiskinen
Author

Poemas

[Jalaton mies katsoo kädetöntä naista] finés

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[Musta katedraali] finés

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[Se ruokkii puoli maailmaa] finés

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[Mies vapisee ennen taistelua] finés

Avain finés

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Musta laatiko finés

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Hugo Simbergin Haavoittunut enkeli finés

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Mark Rothko: Nimetön finés

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[Näyttämö hämärtyy] finés

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[Vihollinen käyttää kovaa kieltä] finés

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Jyrki Kiiskinen
Author

About

* 11.06.1963, Helsinki, Finland, Finlandia
Vive en: Helsinki, Finland, Finlandia

Jyrki Kiiskinen, born in Helsinki, Finland, in 1963, is one of the central figures in Finnish literature and is active on many fronts: Kiiskinen is a poet, author of children’s books and translator of, among others, Haruki Murakami, Octavio Paz and Isaac Asimov. He was a co-founder of the “Living Poets’ Club” and teaches Creative Writing. His poems deal with current political themes. His debut as a poet came in 1989, and since then he has published six collections of poetry and three novels. He has received many prizes, including the Eino Leino Prize and the Tanssiva Karhu Prize for Poetry. His texts have been translated into some twenty languages.