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Trafika Europe Radio, 6 December 2020: discussions and readings from Christine Montalbetti, Wiesław Myśliwski, Murat Gülsoy, Alexander Ulanov, Alison Anderson

Dec 6, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio livestream on Sunday, 6 December 2020 has five great new audio episodes! To listen live and to explore…

Trafika Europe Radio, 29 November: John O’Brien, Andrea Jurjević, Eli Bensusan, Aspiring Waad and Umut Yalım, Michael F. Moore, Elvira Navarro

Nov 29, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio livestream on Sunday, 29 November 2020 has five great new audio episodes! To listen live and to explore…

Trafika Europe Radio, 22 November: Alistair Ian Blyth, Yuri Andrukhovych, Claire Cunningham, Mahir Karayazı and Sara Mesa

Nov 22, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio livestream on Sunday, 22 November 2020 has five great new audio episodes! To listen live and to explore…

Trafika Europe Radio: European Literature Days, 16-20 November

Nov 15, 2020 • No comments

We’re so pleased to welcome you to European Literature Days 2020, NYC – an exciting literary miniseries on Trafika Europe Radio all next week…

Trafika Europe Radio, 8 November: Christine Montalbetti, Julia Sherwood on Alena Mornstajnova, Margarita Serafimowa, Kaya Genç and Noèlia Díaz Vicedo

Nov 7, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio livestream on Sunday, 8 November 2020 has five great new audio episodes! To listen live and to explore…

Trafika Europe Radio, 1 November: Iulian Ciocan, Rimas Uzgiris and Danutė Kalinauskaitė, Inga Gaile, Karin Karakaşli and Anne Garréta

Nov 1, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio livestream on Sunday, 1 November 2020 has five great new audio episodes! To listen live and to explore…

Trafika Europe Radio, 4 October: John O’Brien, Bogdan Suceavă and Alistair Ian Blyth, Daniel Hahn, Çağla Meknuze, Patrícia Portela and Rahul Bery

Oct 3, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio is pleased to announce their season two launch on Sunday, 4 October 2020 with five great new audio episodes!…

Trafika Europe Radio, 9 August: George Perec, Joseph Incardona, Altay Öktem, Özgür Balaban and Barbara Epler

Aug 9, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio will see five new audio episodes of their literary livestream this Sunday, 9 August 2020 from noon EDT (5pm…

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Alex Masters

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Aneesa Higgins

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