Linda was a feminist literary magazine which existed between 1887 and 1905. It was the first women's magazine in Estonia as reflected in its subtitle, Esimene literatuurlik ja ajakohane ajakiri Eesti naisterahvale (Estonian: The first literary periodical for the Estonian women).^[1]

Linda was founded by the Estonian journalist, pedagogue and feminist Lilli Suburg in 1887 to make Estonian women aware of the ideas of feminism.^[2][3] The first issue appeared on October that year.^[1] She also edited the magazine until 1893 and a short period in 1894.^[1] The headquarters of Linda was in Viljandi.^[4] In 1891 the magazine became a regular weekly publication.^[5]

It featured articles on relationships, home activities and emancipation of women.^[5] The magazine also offered translated fiction texts, literary criticism and original works mostly written by Suburg in addition to biographies of Estonian writers.^[5] In 1894 Suburg was forced to sell Linda which continued to be published by A. Jürgenstein until 1905.^[4]

All issues of the magazine were digitized by the National Library of Estonia.^[4]