Baltic: The Future of Europe by Oliver Moody caucasus and Gertrude Stein in the

and Gertrude Stein in the creative crucible of the Années folles

from four countries (Russia

and losses of a corner of the post-Soviet world often unseen and overlooked

This is the second book of Russian folk tales published by Fontanka

she asks the all-important question: what does it mean to have hope

Baltic: The Future of Europe by Oliver Moody caucasus and Gertrude Stein in theBaltic: The Future of Europe shows how Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and their neighbours around the Baltic Sea are shaping the continents future. Oliver Moody blends history, politics and reportage to reveal resilient societies reinventing themselves through technology, ecological projects and social innovation, standing as a beacon for Europe. The Baltic will decide the course of the West in the coming years. These nine borderlands are not only the