Welcome to September’s #RivetingReviews. With the publishing world in overdrive, and ‘Super Thursday’ looming on 9 October – the date when the big publishers release
Welcome to what I hope you will agree is another Christmas feast of #RivetingReviews! This is the time of year when reading something new and original can be the antidote to overin
Spring is springing here in the UK, and we are showcasing a fantastic crop of European literary talent in our March reviews to match the natural abundance of the season. Riveter-in
Welcome to June’s #RivetingReviews. This quarter we have reviews of more than twenty titles for you to feast on and perhaps take inspiration from for your summer reading. I think
Welcome to September’s #RivetingReviews. The exceptional heat of the summer, which in Europe is extending into the autumn, doesn’t seem to have burned away our reviewers’ cri
This year the festival expands to almost a month, bringing together cinema, literature, music, performance, research and queer memory from 2 to 26 November. London will welcome Sar
Thinking about literature in an international and global context has been a key preoccupation in literary and academic circles for some time, and one of the major platforms for map
This month we have another guest post in The Polka series. Poet M. Anne Alexander sums up the event at Enfield Poets’ Literary Festival a couple of weeks ago, which had a very st
When the fog rises from the meadowsI’ll cut my skin opentwo threads beneath my collarboneI’ll let the white sea in I stab out my eyesno windows in the housebash my skull right
This September is the tenth anniversary of World Kid Lit Month: the month to discover international and translated children’s and YA books. Our latest picks span the full age ran
