Press Coverage

2017

Jul 19, 2017
BBC

Rosie Goldsmith on BBC Front Row

The Director of European Literature Network, broadcaster and journalist, Rosie Goldsmith, appeared Live on the BBC Radio 4 Arts Programme Front Row on Wednesday 19th July with her pick of the best ‘European Summer Reads in English’.

2016

Dec 16, 2016
New York Times

After Brexit, Will the Novel Suffer? By Tim Parks

2014

May 31, 2014
The Linguist

Article on Language Learning for ‘THE LINGUIST’ magazine (PDF)
May 12, 2014
The Bookselle

Top 5 Contemporary Novels in Translation
Apr 25, 2014
Europe in the UK

European Literature Night 2014 – Anthony Gardner

2013

Oct 21, 2013
Soundcloud

Rosie Goldsmith interviews Tony Briggs, the great Russian translator of Pushkin (AUDIO)
Oct 14, 2013
BBC News, Reykjavik

Iceland: Where one in 10 people will publish a book
Oct 10, 2013
BBC Radio 4

Iceland’s Book Boom (AUDIO)

2012

Nov 21, 2012
BookBrunch

Article for BookBrunch on new owners of Pushkin Press
Oct 27, 2012
ProHelvetia

Good times for foreign fiction? An interview with Boyd Tonkin
Oct 19, 2012
Pushkin Press

Pietro Grossi in conversation with Rosie Goldsmith (VIDEO)
Jul 30, 2012
BBC World Service

Belarus and China (AUDIO)
Jul 27, 2012
Financial Times

Porcelain treasures from British museums go on show at the National Museum of China in Beijing
Jul 26, 2012
Stork Press

Stork Twenty Questions – Rosie Goldsmith
Jul 17, 2012
The New Statesman

The New Statesman (a selection of Rosie Goldsmith’s reviews)
Mar 15, 2012
BBC News, Moscow

Henry Moore in Moscow: Modern art arrives at the Kremlin

2011

Oct 8, 2011
BBC Radio 4

Rosie Goldsmith in South Sudan
Oct 8, 2011
BBC News

South Sudan adopts the language of Shakespeare
Jun 17, 2011
The Independent

New Finnish Grammar, By Diego Marani, trans. Judith Landry
Jan 21, 2011
The Independent

Best European Fiction 2011, Edited by Aleksandar Hemon

2010

Oct 31, 2010
BBC World Services

Rosie Goldsmith in Turkey
Sep 17, 2010
The Independent

Portrait Of The Mother As A Young Woman, By Friedrich Christian Delius, trans. Jamie Bulloch

The European Literature Network was created with the mission of championing great writing from Europe in the UK – and doing it together. Open to writers, translators, publishers, agents, booksellers, festival directors, arts managers and journalists, ELNet is a free, collaborative hub for sharing news and views. Founded in 2010 by former BBC journalist Rosie (‘The Riveter’) Goldsmith, ELNet spreads the word about European literature and translation on its website and through the Riveter magazines, Riveting Interviewpodcasts, #RivetingReviews, workshops, events and festivals. ELNetoperates without funding or grants (unfortunately) and is therefore dependent onthe passion, professionalism and dedication of the core ELNetteam and on an extensive network of volunteers, supporters, partners and donors. ELNet is both an online and physical gathering place for sharing content and discussion, with the goal of encouraging the promotion, professionalism and popularity of European literature in the UK.