The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the EBRD, today announces the launch of the EBRD Literature Prize 2020, in partnership with the British Council. The Prize reflects and recognises the rich cultures and creativity of the region where the Bank works – a region that str
Down and Out in London Today we present an excerpt from A Novel of London, a classic of European modernism that established Serbian writer Miloš Crnjanski (pronounced Tsern-YUN-ski) as one of the great eastern European voices of the 20th century. The over 700-page translation, which is currently in
On Wednesday, June 12th, it was my pleasure to host a celebration of the life and work of the Lithuanian-Jewish writer Grigory Kanovich, at the New London Synagogue. It was a celebration both for his 90th birthday and for the publication of the second of his books translated into English, DEVILSPEL
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 Lan
Thursday, 6 June saw the European Literature Network decamp to Brixton to launch the latest edition of our print magazine, The Riveter, an issue that focuses on queer writing from across Europe. We enjoyed an evening of fascinating insights into the European landscape for LGBT+ writers and writin
Noir Press and Lithuanian Jewish Community in collaboration with The Spiro Ark present: Musical and literary extravaganza to celebrate the life and work of Lithuanian bestselling GRIGORY KANOVICH upon his 90th birthday and the UK Publication of Devilspel on Wednesday 12 June at New London Synag
