We’ve always believed in the power of collaboration at the European Literature Network, and in the power of the arts to bring individuals and countries together. It’s our
Happy new year one and all! We’re back in your inboxes with a few uplifting European literary news items: European Writer in Residence, London For the second year, UCL, EUNIC and
Hello, how are you all? I’ve missed you! So sorry not to have written for so long but it’s been busy. Regard this newsletter as a long overdue catchup and festive greetings 
I like to think of the European Literature Network as a gathering place for friends, for all of us who care about the promotion and excellence of literature in translation. Which i
I do hope you’ve had a good summer. I’ve been reading, writing, painting, working – and despairing. About climate change, about Ukraine, about so many issues. In spite of wor
Ofcourse I love the Eurovision Song Contest! Who doesn’t? Especially this year, with the UK and Ukraine sharing top billing. I love the glitter and extravagance – and love the
News of our latest riveting European literary events! The European Literature Network is proud to present, not one, not two but THREE major events and dates for your diaries. First
“The two main types of rivet are tubular and blind and each type are available in a multitude of varieties.” “A rivet is a fastener that holds something closed or down, and
It’s clear that Europe (post-Brexit post-pandemic) is on the move again and it cheers me up enormously to hear your stories of happy reunions at book fairs and festivals. October
I tried to steal spaghetti from the shop, but the female guard saw me and I couldn’t get pasta. (Masai Graham, winner of the best joke award at the Edinburgh fringe festival
