when we were little everyone stayed at home in bad weather it was no time for going out now we go out in all weathers we sway to and fro waiting trembling with anticipation there are still so many things for us to do for us to order for us to try and celebrate hydroponic […]| European Literature Network
RG: After many years of wanting to visit the city, I’ve finally made it to Trieste. I’m here to explore its literary history with Diego Marani, author, linguist, interpreter, translator and diplomat, who I first met in London at the British Library over a decade ago when he represented Italy at our annual European Literature […]| ELN
I’ve longed to visit Trieste for many years and finally made it this July. Inspired by friends and writers who have long extolled the exceptional geography and culture of this easternmost Italian port city; inspired too by its famous visitors, James Joyce and Jan Morris, also by writer-friend Diego Marani who now lives part of the year in Trieste, and by the fact that Trieste has just opened a Literature Museum, I knew the time had come. I can happily confirm that Trieste is a remarkable ci...| ELN
At Trafika Europe, we prefer to receive submissions from authors and translators who have discovered a gem of European literature that has yet to be published. Oftentimes, we combine submissions with works recently published by publishing houses. It takes a lot of research to find pieces because there are numerous great publishing houses out there. For this week’s TE Corner, I thought I would share five of my favorites at this moment. | European Literature Network
The iron childhoodWas happyAnd as old as we wereBeneath a bare blue skyWe were walking, nostalgicBehind the vast gardensOf so…| European Literature Network
Hugh de Galard, a former travel writer, embarks on a journey through Europe, a voyage that he knows will be…| European Literature Network
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UCL European Institute and UCL Faculty of Arts and Humanities, in partnership with EUNIC London and the European Literature Network, are pleased to announce that the Irish writer Ciara Broderick has been selected as UCL’s 2025 European Literary Map of London Writer in Residence.| European Literature Network