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Giants at the End of the World

by Johanna Sinisalo, Toni Jerrman
Giants at the End of the World by Johanna Sinisalo, Toni Jerrman
★ 8.00 / 1
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Edited by Johanna Sinisalo and Toni Jerrman.

Worldcon 75 proudly presents

A sparkling showcase of the works of top-notch Finnish speculative writers, many of them internationally acclaimed and awarded!

Take the ride of a lifetime with these strange, exciting, poetic, disturbing, deep and fun short stories and one novel excerpt - most of which are now availeble for the very first time in English, or are even having their world premiere!

Pasi Ilmari Jääskeläinen: The Haunted House on Rocketworks Street
Maria Turtschaninoff: Undine
Tiina Raevaara: Showfall
Johanna Sinisalo: Voiceless Voices
Emmi Itäranta: The Bearer of the Bone Harp
Miina Supinen: The Baby Blue Button
Anne Leinonen: The Skinner
Jenny Kangasvuo: The Challenges of Waste Disposal
Anni Nupponen: The River God
Hannu Rajaniemi: Summerland: Chapter One
Leena Likitalo: Giants at the End of the World

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Release date: 2017 (Worldcon 75 / Maa ja ilma ry.)

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Johanna Sinisalo

Johanna Sinisalo

Johanna Sinisalo is a celebrated Finnish author whose works have captivated readers around the world with their unique blend of speculative fiction, dark humor, and poignant social commentary. Known for her ability to weave intricate narratives that explore both the mystical and the everyday, Sinisalo’s writing reflects her deep connection to Finland's natural landscapes and its cultural mythology, all while pushing the boundaries of genre to examine the complexities of human existence.

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Born in Finland, Sinisalo grew up surrounded by the quiet beauty of the Finnish countryside, an environment that would later influence the atmospheric settings of her novels. She studied literature and creative writing, eventually becoming one of Finland's most distinguished voices in contemporary fiction. Her early works explored the intersections of folklore and modern life, a theme that remains central to her storytelling today.

Sinisalo’s breakthrough came with Troll: A Love Story (Ennen päivänlaskua ei voi), which garnered international acclaim for its mix of urban fantasy, science fiction, and mythological themes. The novel’s exploration of identity, love, and societal alienation resonated with readers globally, establishing Sinisalo as a formidable talent in speculative fiction. Her works often reflect a deep sense of the uncanny, using elements of the fantastical to examine real-world issues like environmentalism, gender, and power dynamics.

With a writing style that is both elegant and disquieting, Sinisalo’s work often blurs the lines between reality and imagination. Her characters, rich in complexity, are frequently faced with moral dilemmas that force them to confront their own beliefs and desires, challenging readers to think critically about the world they inhabit. Whether it’s the eerie presence of a mythical creature or the haunting beauty of nature, Sinisalo crafts worlds that are both otherworldly and deeply rooted in the human experience.

Over the years, Sinisalo’s writing has earned her numerous accolades, including the prestigious Finlandia Prize for Fiction. Her works have been translated into several languages, earning her a loyal following far beyond Finland’s borders. Known for her distinctive voice, Sinisalo continues to carve her own path in the world of speculative fiction, crafting stories that transcend genre to reveal deeper truths about humanity’s place in the world.

As one of Finland’s most celebrated literary voices, Johanna Sinisalo offers a refreshing and thought-provoking perspective on the fantastical, combining elements of myth and reality in ways that challenge readers to see the world through a different lens. Her works are a testament to the power of storytelling to illuminate the human condition, making her a unique and important figure in the world of contemporary fiction.

More books by Johanna Sinisalo

The Core of the Sun
★ 8.10 / 19
The Blood of Angels
★ 7.68 / 16
Birdbrain
★ 6.66 / 9
The Dedalus Book of Finnish Fantasy
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Not Before Sundown
★ 7.54 / 51


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