Our Country's Oldest "Nuori Voima"
Nuori Voima is a literary culture magazine founded in 1908. In addition to incisive essays, in-depth reports, and insightful profiles, Nuori Voima publishes translated and Finnish fiction, reviews, interviews, and photojournalism. Nuori Voima identifies the trends and phenomena of our time and expertly contextualizes them within a timeless framework.
Through the magazine, you can discover everything from the most intriguing new authors and works to long-forgotten classics. To give you a taste, here are three reading recommendations from the magazine’s website:
Inari Nikkanen: The walls are melting like hair, the table is on fire
Film director Andrei Tarkovsky rebuilt his childhood home in order to direct *The Mirror*. Yet in the end, it is the viewer himself who is reflected in the mirror.
Iida Sofia Hirvonen: The Age of Forced Insincerity
What connects the meme left, stadium gigs, and a tennis academy?
Pontus Purokuru: Endlessly restless and twisted
Sexuality is a broader field than just sex. Desires flow without regard for boundaries, and libido recognizes neither logic nor morality. In both culture and politics, arousal often arises from what one shouldn’t desire.
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