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'''Armin Kõomägi''' (born May 7 [[1969]] is an [[Estonia]]n writer and screenwriter.
'''Armin Kõomägi''' (born May 7 [[1969]] is an [[Estonia]]n writer and screenwriter.
Kõomägi is also a wealthy patron of Estonian visual arts.


Armin Kõomägi won the Friedebert Tuglas award for literature in 2004 for his novel ''Anonüümsed logistikud'' (Anonymous Logistics).
Armin Kõomägi won the Friedebert Tuglas award for literature in 2004 for his novel ''Anonüümsed logistikud'' (Anonymous Logistics).
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His 2007 novel ''Nägu, mis jäi üle'' also received a literary award.
His 2007 novel ''Nägu, mis jäi üle'' also received a literary award.


His short stories ''Ingel'' (Angel) and ''Seal'' (Seal) were award finalists in 2006. His short story ''Katastroof'' (Disaster) was well received by Estonian critics.
His short stories ''Ingel'' (Angel) and ''Seal'' (Seal) were award finalists in 2006. His short stories ''Katastroof'' (Disaster), ''Minu Mustamäe'' were well received by Estonian critics.


He wrote the screenplay for ''Amatöörid'' (The Amateur) a 2008 film and '''Seks ja surm'' (Sex and Death).
He wrote the screenplay for ''Amatöörid'' (The Amateur) a 2008 film and '''Seks ja surm'' (Sex and Death).
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*[http://www.utkk.ee/eng/award.html Fridebert Tuglas Short Story Award Winners]
*[http://www.utkk.ee/eng/award.html Fridebert Tuglas Short Story Award Winners]
*[http://www.estlit.ee/?id=11429 Estonian Literature Centre 2005 Award Winners]
*[http://www.estlit.ee/?id=11429 Estonian Literature Centre 2005 Award Winners]
*[https://www.etis.ee/portaal/tTpublikatsioonidVaata.aspx?VID=170887&PersonVID=11259&lang=et&FromUrl0=isikuPublikatsioonid.aspx Literary Criticism of the works of Armin Kõomägi]
*[http://www.kul.ee/webeditor/files/loomemajandus/09_kunst.pdf Patron of the arts]





Revision as of 16:56, 24 February 2009

Armin Kõomägi (born May 7 1969 is an Estonian writer and screenwriter. Kõomägi is also a wealthy patron of Estonian visual arts.

Armin Kõomägi won the Friedebert Tuglas award for literature in 2004 for his novel Anonüümsed logistikud (Anonymous Logistics).

His 2007 novel Nägu, mis jäi üle also received a literary award.

His short stories Ingel (Angel) and Seal (Seal) were award finalists in 2006. His short stories Katastroof (Disaster), Minu Mustamäe were well received by Estonian critics.

He wrote the screenplay for Amatöörid (The Amateur) a 2008 film and 'Seks ja surm (Sex and Death).



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