Risto Isomäki

Risto Isomäki ( born June 8, 1961 in Turku ) is a Finnish writer, science editor and environmental activist.

His first novel translated into German Sarasvatin hiekkaa ( the melt ) is a Ökothriller, which was nominated in 2005 for the Finlandia Prize and in 2006 the Tähtivaeltaja Prize, a Finnish science fiction prize won. The novel was published in April 2008 in the publishing house 's Bastion - Luebbe. 2012 appeared another Ökothriller under the title Jumalan Pikkusormi (God's Little Finger ), in which it comes to the construction of a massive solar chimney power plant in Egypt - and to the militant resistance of the oil lobby against this project.

Works

  • Kristalliruusu. Collection of short stories (1991 )
  • Gilgamesin Tappio. Roman ( 1994)
  • Pimeän Pilven Ritarit. Roman ( 1997)
  • Herääminen. Roman ( 2000)
  • Sarasvatin hiekkaa. Roman ( 2005) ISBN 951-31-3422-9 - German: The melt. Bastion - Luebbe 2008, ISBN 3-404-92285-9.
  • Lithium sixth novel (2007) - German: ash rain. Bastion - Luebbe 2011, ISBN 978-3-404-16560-5.
  • Jumalan Pikkusormi. Roman ( 2009) - German: God's Little Finger. Bastion - Luebbe 2012, ISBN 978-3-404-16637-4.
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