SEE YOU ALL SOON FOR SOME DELICIOUS LITERARY APRIL DELIGHTS: THE LAUNCH OF THE BALTICS RIVETER MAGAZINE 9TH APRIL BEING BALTIC BRITISH LIBRARY 10TH APRIL EBRD INTERNATIONAL BOOK PRIZE 10TH-12TH LONDON BOOK FAIR ESTONIAN LITERATURE FESTIVAL & lots more besides! Love, Rosie & Anna
Monday, 16 April 2018, 7 pm Italian Cultural Institute, 39 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8NX – details here Free entry. Please confirm your attendance on Eventbrite. Fresh from its launch at the Oxford Literary Festival comes this compelling novel set in Southern Italy and London. That Summer in Pu
In recent years Henning Juul has been to hell but not back. The crime journalist has nearly died in a fire deliberately started in his own apartment. His six-year-old son Jonas lost his life, and ex-wife Nora struggles to come to terms with the tragedy. Deep mental and physical scars remain. The fir
Dalkey Archive has published Alex Zucker’s translation of Jáchym Topol’s Angel Station (‘Anděl’, 1995), thus rounding off the English versions of Topol’s Prague trilogy. An odd trilogy of translation in some ways, beginning with the short novella, or episodic fragments, of Trip To The T
Love, loss, deception, assassination, espionage, death: this elegant book has it all. Katja Petrowskaja traces the footsteps of her family throughout the turbulent nineteenth and twentieth centuries, crossing Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Germany and Austria in their various and changing manifestations.
This latest in Comma Press’s series of (always good) city anthologies takes us to the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, a culturally distinctive city and a historically complex one. The book’s ten stories all take us to the Tbilisi that’s contemporary – a place of social media and cellphone roaming
