Writers of the World Unite brings the world to Waterstones Piccadilly. Over four days, we’ll talk Russian revolutionary poetry, debate identity politics in the age of globalisation, discover how Caribbean literature makes its own rules and look at the radical potential of graphic novels. Plus reno
A Euro Stars Salon Friday 28th April, 6:30 pm – 8 pm, Waterstones Piccadilly Tickets (£6.50 +£1 booking fee) available here. Launching Writers of the World Unite!, a 3-day festival of World Writing, journalist and director of the European Literature Network Rosie (The Riveter) Goldsmith, ho
I’m in my room now, thinking that I’m thinking. You are the only person I can tell. I have a yellow pen, just like the ones I had when I was a schoolboy, the ones I used to write with in my handwriting notebook. That pen wrote really white blue letters and I really liked […]
For this, our first instalment of Trafika Europe Corner on European Literature Network, we’re pleased to announce the release of our latest journal issue, free online: Trafika Europe 11 – Swiss Delights This special journal issue is devoted entirely to contemporary Swiss voices, showing the vari
Vesna Goldsworthy is Serbian – born in Belgrade in 1961, but living in London since 1986. She writes in English, her third language. She is Professor of Creative Writing at UEA and Exeter and the author of four books: Inventing Ruritania, on the shaping of cultural perceptions of the Balkans;
Vaseem Khan is the bestselling author of the Baby Ganesh Detective Agency novels, a cosy crime series based in Mumbai, India and featuring a baby elephant. The first book in the series, The Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra, was a Times bestseller, a Waterstones’ paperback of the year,
