New book: Mister Fred
Mister FredUrmas Ott, Fred Jüssi
The book “Mister Fred” contains Urmas Ott’s last interview, on September 7, 2008, when he talked to legendary nature man and photographer Fred Jüssi.
A selection of Fred Jüssi’s essays, articles, notes and photos are also published in the book.
“Mister Fred” is a journey through many years of thoughts and ideas. Two great masters talk candidly of things that until now they have kept private, or talked very little about. What makes life worthwhile? Who or what helps people through difficult times? Is luck dependant on personality or is it in the hands of fate and chance? What do our birds sing of, and our marshlands speak of? Between the covers of the book some unforgettable landscapes in nature and in spirit have been caught. Here are Estonian animals, birds, flowers, sun-filled meadows, forests, marshlands, and roads.
And then, Urmas Ott asks Fred Jüssi: “Fred, tell me – it must be a great skill – to be able to be happy?”
A selection of Fred Jüssi’s essays, articles, notes and photos are also published in the book.
“Mister Fred” is a journey through many years of thoughts and ideas. Two great masters talk candidly of things that until now they have kept private, or talked very little about. What makes life worthwhile? Who or what helps people through difficult times? Is luck dependant on personality or is it in the hands of fate and chance? What do our birds sing of, and our marshlands speak of? Between the covers of the book some unforgettable landscapes in nature and in spirit have been caught. Here are Estonian animals, birds, flowers, sun-filled meadows, forests, marshlands, and roads.
And then, Urmas Ott asks Fred Jüssi: “Fred, tell me – it must be a great skill – to be able to be happy?”
Translation: Liis from froum.
The price of the book is 289 Estonian crowns; for registered customers at Apollo 274.50 Estonian crowns.
Publication year 2009.
Publisher SE&JS.
Format KK; 280 pages.
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