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European Writers’ Festival

Mar 7, 2023 • No comments

Launch of first EUROPEAN WRITERS’ FESTIVAL at the BRITISH LIBRARY in partnership with EUNIC LONDON and the EUROPEAN LITERATURE NETWORK On 20th…

#RivetingReviews: Anna Blasiak reviews FIVE BOOKS by Ana Blandiana

Nov 19, 2021 • No comments

Ana Blandiana is considered one of the most influential poets in Romania. In fact, she is a kind of legend…

Poetry Travels with Anna Blasiak and Lisa Kalloo: INTERIOR by Ana Blandiana, translated by Paul Scott Derrick and Viorica Patea

Oct 27, 2021 • No comments

Flaking silver On the aged back of mirrors, Nymphs and satyrs beneath the falling plaster Held aloft by overweight angels…

Romania Rocks. The Blog – Fiona Sampson meets Ana Blandiana

Nov 18, 2020 • No comments

The festival’s very own author Andreea Scridon observes festival events Romania’s best-known female poet, Ana Blandiana, has been translated across…

Romania Rocks: Fiona Sampson meets Ana Blandiana

Oct 23, 2020 • No comments

The renowned British poet, academic and author meets Romania’s world-renowned poet. With translator Viorica Patea. Hosted by Gabriela Mocan. Friday,…

The Romanian Riveter: POEMS from FIVE BOOKS by Ana Blandiana, translated by Paul Scott Derrick and Viorica Patea

Oct 18, 2020 • No comments

From October, November, December (1972) OH YOUR BODY Oh I still see your body through the ink, Ink that stains…

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