languages and published in different anthologies and literary journals. Inkala has published in 1995 a translation collection Aus dem Hause und dem Geschlechte (translated from Finnish into German by Stefan Moster). Inkala has studied philosophy, intellectual history and comparative literature at the universities of Oulu and Helsinki (University of Helsinki: Licentiate in Philosophy, 1991). He has worked as a columnist in various periodicals and as a lecturer in the department of comparative literature at the University of Helsinki in 1991–1994. Inkala left his university career for poetry. Jouni Inkala's collections of poems in Finnish Tässä sen reuna (WSOY, 1992) Huonetta ja sukua (WSOY, 1994) Pyhien seura (WSOY, 1996) Sille joka jää (WSOY, 1998) Autiomaaretki (WSOY, 2000) Kirjoittamaton (WSOY, 2002) Sarveisaikoja (WSOY, 2005) Minkä tietäminen on ihmiselle välttämätöntä (WSOY, 2008) Kemosynteesi (Siltala, 2011) Kesto avoin (Siltala, 2013) Vakiot ja muuttujat (Siltala, 2015) Nähty. Elämä (Siltala, 2017) Tee kunniaa, tee kunniaa! (Siltala, 2019) Jumalalle pyhitetty susi (Siltala, 2021) See also Athena-Artemis Notes External links https://kansalliskirjasto.finna.fi/ https://library.harvard.edu/ http://bl.uk/ http://www.helsinki.fi/helka/ Finnish writers 20th-century Finnish poets 1966 births Living people People from Kemi 21st-century Finnish poets Finnish male poets 20th-century male writers 21st-century male writers