Jukuta Alikavazovic is well known in France for fascinating intrigues and her intense language. Her latest novel Avancée de la nuit /The Night’s Advance is about love, war, poetry, remembrance and transmission against the backdrop of the Yugoslav war. Although the 38-year-old Franco-Bosnia
Relationships, sex, women’s self-determination and disappointments – the French comic book author Aude Picault covers these topics in her graphic novel “Ideal Standard”. Claire, in her mid-thirties, a nurse on a ward for premature infants, dreams of her ideal man, a fulfilled relationship, c
The European Literature Network is delighted to be collaborating with Creative Multilingualism – a large-scale research project led by the University of Oxford, which studies the interconnection between linguistic diversity and creativity. In our new series of blogs entitled Languages & Cr
No to Broadcasting Licence Fees! In Switzerland, a battle is raging about information and the media. Swiss national-conservative and neo-liberal circles have launched a campaign to abolish public broadcasting licence fees. On 6 March, the Swiss population will go to vote in a referendum. The TV and
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Following its successful launch, the EBRD Literature Prize will travel to the famous Hay Festival of Literature & Arts in Wales next week. The Turkish author Burhan Sönmez and the translator Ümit Hussein – joint winners of the first EBRD Literature Prize for the novel Istanbul, Istanbul –
