About
Estonian writer who became active on the literary scene near the end of the Twentieth Century. His controversial works include the short story "Stomachache" and the poem "A Short After-Dinner Speech on the Occasion of the Anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, Having Remained Sitting on the Privy Seat at the Sobering Centre for Too Long."
Before Fame
He made his literary debut in 1988 in an Estonian magazine called Rainbow.
Trivia
He often worked as a translator, creating Estonian- language versions of the work of authors such as Charles Bukowski and Jack Kerouac.
Family Life
He was born and raised in Tallinn, Estonia.
Associated With
He was born in the same country as fellow writer Oskar Luts.
