Literally Swiss

Riveting Interview: Pascale Kramer talks to Rosie Goldsmith

Filmed over Zoom in July 2020

Literally Swiss talks to Raphael Urweider

Filmed at Leukerbad Literature Festival 2019

Literally Swiss talks to Pedro Lenz

Filmed at Leukerbad Literature Festival 2019

Simone Lappert at the European Poetry Festival, April 2019

Michael Fehr at the European Poetry Festival, April 2019

Patrick Savolainen at the European Poetry Festival, April 2019

Vanni Bianconi at the European Poetry Festival, April 2019

Michelle Steinbeck at the European Poetry Festival, April 2019

Daniele Pantano at the European Poetry Festival, April 2019

Riveting Interview: Elvira Dones talks to Rosie Goldsmith

Filmed in Norwich in July 2019

Nora Gomringer in conversation at National Centre for Writing in Norwich

Filmed in July 2019

https://youtu.be/KwOGs2kUKho

Riveting Interview: Nora Gomringer talks to Rosie Goldsmith (long version)

Riveting Interview: Nora Gomringer talks to Rosie Goldsmith (short version)

Literally Swiss: Heidi Happy

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

Literally Swiss: Alain de Botton

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

Literally Swiss: Monique Schwitter

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

Literally Swiss: Nicolas Verdan

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

Literally Swiss: Xiaolu Guo

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

Literally Swiss: Deborah Levy

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

Literally Swiss: Peter Stamm

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

Literally Swiss: Pedro Lenz

1 February 2918, The Tabernacle, London

The European Literature Network’s principal mission is to help promote and champion European literature and translation in the UK, and across all the countries of Europe. We are a small dedicated group of passionate professionals with a massive following of great people who believe in networking, innovation, mutual support and European cultural collaboration. We meet in networking groups and run a popular networking website. We publish Riveting Reviews, The Riveter magazine and The Riveting Interviews (audio and video podcasts) which focus on European literature in translation. ELNet serves as both a physical and online support hub – you do the work and send us your ideas, news of your workshops, events, festivals, blogs, videos, poetry, prose and translations and then we promote them. ELNet is free, voluntary and independent. ELNet is open to anyone serious about promoting European Literature – publishers, agents, translators, festival directors, arts managers, journalists and writers. As we operate without funding, we are especially grateful for any donations. Our tailored workshops, events and festivals are available on request and with appropriate sponsorship.

Julia Sherwood

"Thank you so much for the workshop, I found it really useful and thought the format - short, focused talks by several highly qualified people, each bringing a slightly different perspective - worked extremely well."

Anna Gunin

"I'd like to thank the organisers of the recent Riveting Reviews workshop. What an excellent crash course in how to write a professional review! Invaluable tips and insights from every single speaker."

Aneesa Higgins

"Thanks so much for a brilliant afternoon. I found it both encouraging and enlightening and feel quite inspired to keep writing as a result."

Chair of EUNIC, European Union Institutes Of Culture

"We thank you for your enthusiasm and very visible passion about European culture. You did a fantastic job."

Hans G. Ruprecht

"Congratulations! That’s a wonderful initiative."

Alex Masters

"What an extraordinary day! It was such a pleasure to be involved in this. You're an inspiration."

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