Mihkel Tiks (born 11 June 1953 in Tallinn) is an Estonian writer, theatre personnel and basketball player.[1]
In 1978 he graduated from Tartu State University in journalism.[1]
1973-1982 he played basketball at the club Tallinna Kalev. During this time the club won 8 times Estonian championships.[1]
1988-1991 he was the chief editor of the magazine Teater. Muusika. Kino. 1999-2000 he was the county governor of Loksa Parish.[1]
Since 2006 he is living in Crimea, near Yalta.[1]
Since 1989 he is a member of Estonian Writers' Union.[1]
Publications
edit- Näidend "Lahtihüpe", 1980
- "Korvpalliromaan", Eesti Raamat 1985
- "Ja kui teile siin ei meeldi" (with Tanel Tiks), Revalia 1991
- "Estland selbst entdecken", Huma 1992
- "Muulane ja kohtlane", Eesti Näitemänguagentuur 2001, ISBN 9985784073
- "Mängumees", Tänapäev 2010, ISBN 9789985629635
- "Elumees", Tänapäev 2011, ISBN 9789949270293
- "Ärimees", Tänapäev 2011, ISBN 9789949271108
- "Muidumees", Tänapäev 2012, ISBN 9789949271924
- "Krimmi vang. Ukraina aeg", Tänapäev 2019, ISBN 9789949856237
- "Krimmi vang II. Vene aeg", Tänapäev 2020, ISBN 9789949856244
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