The First Book of Hope Lai Tat Tat Wing wry perspectives on life and

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The First Book of Hope Lai Tat Tat Wing wry perspectives on life andBy Tommi Musturi. Published by Bries. Softcover, 48 pages, Colour, 2007. The first solo book by Tommi Musturi, editor of the Finnish anthology Glmp. The First Book of Hope was his graduation work and pictures the mindstate of a middle aged man in Finland. He enjoys the little pleasures of life on the countryside (eating, fixing a birds nest, sauna, walking in the forest) while reminiscing childhood and contemplating about life. The interaction between