Perhaps it was the same for you? My first introduction to Spanish literature in translation was Cervantes’ Don Quixote. Years later, I’m living in Spain, and fate has land
When we first delve into the pages of Foundry Edition’s latest publication, The Duke, and become immersed in the eponymous narrator’s florid, somewhat pretentious voice, we cou
Hugh de Galard, a former travel writer, embarks on a journey through Europe, a voyage that he knows will be the last he ever takes. We follow Hugh as he sets off with his wife, Vio
Throughout the last couple of weeks here in Spain, an upcoming novel from Barcelona based publisher, Anagrama, has made headlines after the Prosecutor’s Office appealed to th
Carlos Battaglini is an author born and raised on Lanzarote, who, after forging a career in other countries, is back on the island. His first work, the short story collection, Me v
Part of La Española’s focus on literature from Las Islas Canarias For Vicky From a young age, I was the happiest girl in the world, and the silliest. But I was the most fearful
Part of La Española’s focus on literature from Las Islas Canarias Everything was going well until Tuesday. I met Kain on First Dates, that program for singles on Channel Four th
Introduction by Kate Tough In this month’s La Española, we’re focusing on the high calibre literature coming out of Las Islas Canarias, an archipelago in the Atlantic, 100km o
This month’s La Española is a bit of a different one, as I translate a poem by Ana Flecha Marco, a translator from English, Norwegian and French into Spanish. The poem, ‘W
From all of us at the European Literature Network and The Riveter magazines! From Rosie G, Anna, Alice, Sheridan, Katie, Rosie E, West and Max. Thank you for all the books, event
