Tiina Nunnelly
Finnish North American Literature Association
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Biographical Information
Tiina Nunnally is best known for her translations of novels and short stories from
Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. She is now living in Seattle with her husband and
devoting time to writing, editing, and translating.
Pertinent Publications
Maija. Seattle, Washington: Fjord Press, 1995.
This novel chronicles the lives of two Finnish immigrant sisters and their
descendants. It is well-written and sensitive.
Runemaker. Seattle, WA: Fjord Press, 1996.
This crime novel, a Margit Andersson Mystery, tells a tale of murder and suspense
that keeps the reader turning pages.
Fate of Ravens. Seattle, WA: Fjord Press, 1998.
Another Margit Andersson Mystery, this one examines the sudden death of a
Scandinavian passenger in Seattle Sea-Tac Airport.
Tiina Nunnally is best known for her translations of novels and short stories from
Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. She is now living in Seattle with her husband and
devoting time to writing, editing, and translating.
Pertinent Publications
Maija. Seattle, Washington: Fjord Press, 1995.
This novel chronicles the lives of two Finnish immigrant sisters and their
descendants. It is well-written and sensitive.
Runemaker. Seattle, WA: Fjord Press, 1996.
This crime novel, a Margit Andersson Mystery, tells a tale of murder and suspense
that keeps the reader turning pages.
Fate of Ravens. Seattle, WA: Fjord Press, 1998.
Another Margit Andersson Mystery, this one examines the sudden death of a
Scandinavian passenger in Seattle Sea-Tac Airport.
