Hasso Krull

Hasso Krull (born 31 January 1964) is an Estonian poet, essayist, translator, and literary and cultural critic.

Early life and education Krull graduated from Tallinn Secondary School No. 7 and studied Estonian language and literature at Tallinn Pedagogical University (1981–1985).

Career Krull has taught literary and cultural theory at the Estonian Institute of Humanities.

In 2001, together with poet Kalju Kruusa, he founded the translation-poetry web magazine Ninniku.

Work Krull entered the Estonian literary scene in the late Soviet period as a poet, critic, and translator. 2016 – Ants Oras Prize for literary criticism. 2019 – Enn Soosaar Ethical Essay Prize.

Selected bibliography Poetry Mustvalge (1986) (as Max Harnoon) Pihlakate meri (1988) Luuletused 1987–1991 (1993) Meeter ja Demeeter (2004) Talv (2006) Neli korda neli (2009) Kui kivid olid veel pehmed (2014) Euroopa (2018)

Essays and criticism Katkestuse kultuur (1996) Millimallikas (2000) Loomise mõnu ja kiri (2006) Jumalanna pesa (2012) Mõistatuse sild (2016)