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First ever online UK-Swiss Publishing Fair announced New Swiss Book Prize winner, Anna Stern, to partake. Monday, Dec 7th 2020, 0930-1600

Dec 2, 2020 • No comments

Literally Swiss UK and Pro Helvetia Switzerland are collaborating in the first ever UK-Swiss Publishing Book Fair, a special one-day digital,…

Le Livre Sur Les Quais, 4-6 September 2020

Aug 20, 2020 • No comments

The 11th edition of the Le Livre Sur Les Quais festival in Morges in Switzerland will take place in early…

Swiss Bites. All you need to know about Swiss Literature in the UK, July 2020. And the sun is shining…

Jul 22, 2020 • No comments

Well that was the week that was the first ever French Book Week.Bonanza. Brilliant. Hurrahs. Check out the @LiterallySwiss pages, look…

French Book Week: Publishing the Swiss Way!

Jul 17, 2020 • No comments

Join us for a session on Swiss Publishing and Literature in Translation: Switzerland has four official languages with publishers operating…

French Book Week: Interview with Myriam Lang from the Swiss Association of Booksellers and Publishers (SBVV)

Jul 17, 2020 • No comments

Myriam Lang is responsible for the exhibition management, promotion at the Swiss Association of Booksellers and Publishers (SBVV). Please give…

French Book Week: Cléa Chopard reading TOPOLALIA

Jul 16, 2020 • No comments

Poem by Cléa Chopard Translated by the Author Photo of Cléa Chopard by Tristan Chopard

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