My favourite TV interviewer Graham Norton is not the only one with a red chair. Over the past few months I’ve been sitting in my red chair a lot. In my office writing, reading, recording audio and filming videos, holding meetings, seeing friends, family and colleagues, drinking wine and eatin
ELit Literaturhaus Europa invites European writers to take a chance to present their ideas about the future, while still under the impression of the crisis. Amidst discussions about how to overcome the current crisis, the question slowly coming into view focuses on what Europe will look like after t
The Warwick Prize for Women in Translation will be awarded annually to the best eligible work of fiction, poetry, literary non-fiction, work of fiction for children or young adults, graphic novel, or play text, written by a woman, translated into English by a translator (or translators) of any gende
When children are much more perceptive than adults give them credit for… From Ritanna Armeni‘s Hour After Hour My grandchildren appear on the computer screen. Costanza with funny pigtails, Giacomo with a tooth missing. My daughter’s premise: “I’ve explained what coronav
Andrà tutto bene (All Shall Be Well) Writers at the Time of the Quarantine by Ritanna Armeni, Stefania Auci, Alice Basso, Barbara Bellomo, Gianni Biondillo, Caterina Bonvicini, Federica Bosco, Marco Buticchi, Cristina Caboni, Donato Carrisi, Anna Dalton, Giuseppe Festa, Antonella Frontani, Enrico G
