The Lit Link Festival in Croatia is a three-day tour whose participants are writers, editors and publishers. This year the motto of the Lit Link Festival is “Despite Brexit” and the guests are British writers, editors and publishers. At previous festivals, guests have come from the following co
Literaturhaus Europa invites for the 9th European Literature Days Fear has a profoundly disconcerting effect on life today. We encounter its subtle nuances at every turn – be it the fear of those who flee and those who fear refugees, fear of conflict, religious fundamentalism or even climate chang
And Other Stories are looking for a bright, highly efficient and well-organised Editorial Production Manager to oversee title development and manage production for 15 books per year. No previous experience in this role is required, as training is provided. The Editorial Production Manager will manag
Travel magazines are strewn across the office floor. Peirene is sitting in the middle, cross legged, with an open laptop in front of her. I glance over her shoulder. She’s clicking though images of luxury hotels overlooking white sandy beaches and turquoise oceans. ‘Planning your summer holidays
This year the Hungarians celebrate their greatest poet prince, and yet the world will scarcely notice. His name is János Arany. He was born two centuries ago, on 2 March 1817, in what was then Hungarian, now Romanian Nagyszalonta, and the son of a minor aristocratic family who had fallen on hard ti
Think Scandi-lit is just Scandi-noir? Think again. In recent years, the Nordic countries have established themselves as the home of dark, morally complex writing, mainly in crime fiction. But what else is happening in Swedish literature? Discover something new in a night of readings and discussion w
