* My eyes, dense night where you alone drink. My eyes, garden of sand where you alone whisper My eyes, windows open wide where you alone cry out. My eyes, abandoned port where you alone are leaving By Gëzim Hajdari Translated Ian Seed From Bitter Grass (Shearsman Books, 2020) Widely recognized as o
I am a poet. And I travel. Well, perhaps less so right now, but hopefully this is just temporary … My poetry travels too – between Polish and English (sometimes it gets translated, at other times it is written in one or both of my main languages). And also – following in the footsteps of [&hel
Trafika Europe Radio will see five new audio episodes of their literary livestream this Sunday, 26 July 2020 from noon EDT (5pm in London), with two full encores during the week! To listen live and to explore their podcast archives. The complete schedule with show descriptions: Dalkey Arch
Well that was the week that was the first ever French Book Week.Bonanza. Brilliant. Hurrahs. Check out the @LiterallySwiss pages, look up the hashtag #FrenchBookWeek and see for yourself why we were thrilled by how it took shape and by the attention it drew. French Book Week paid homage t
Trafika Europe Radio will see five new audio episodes of their literary livestream this Sunday, 19 July 2020 from noon EDT (5pm in London), with two full encores during the week! To listen live and to explore their podcast archives. The complete schedule with show descriptions: Dalkey Archive Pres
Join us for a session on Swiss Publishing and Literature in Translation: Switzerland has four official languages with publishers operating in all four. Hear from some Swiss publishers about their markets, as well as some British publishers who publish literature in translation. Speakers include: Yan
