The only way to photograph a snowflakeis to hold your breath.There is a mortality rate among the observers(and among others as well).An error within the systemcharacterizes the system betterthan its normal functioning.The oldest creature on the planet—507 years—was a clam that bore the name Ming
MAPPING THE CITY – EUROPEAN WRITERS IN LONDON 14th May, 18:00 – 20:00 Europe House, 32 Smith Square, London, SW1P 3EU For centuries, writers have come to London from across Europe, to live or visit. Their encounters with the city leave a mark: on the writer, on their work and often on London
Friday, May 2, 6:30 – 8:30pm GMT+1, Bookmarks Bookshop1, Bloomsbury Street London WC1B 3QE Free, book here. An evening of international crime fiction with Elsa Drucaroff and Teresa Solana! Both authors use crime fiction to explore the turbulant political history of their own countries Elsa Dru
MAPPING THE CITY – EUROPEAN WRITERS IN LONDON 14th May, 18:00 – 20:00 Europe House, 32 Smith Square, London, SW1P 3EU For centuries, writers have come to London from across Europe, to live or visit. Their encounters with the city leave a mark: on the writer, on their work and often on London
5 – 17 May at the French Institute, London From 5 to 17 May, the French Institute in London goes Beyond Words with a festival bursting with literary events, screenings, readings and talks by renowned authors and new voices. Get a chance to meet your favourite writers including Anne Berest, t
Contemporary Armenian literature hasn’t been the Anglosphere’s talk of the town. Among other national literatures in wider Europe, it is peripheral. Reasons for this range from the geographic and political to the relative scarcity of domestic and external funding for writers and translators of A
