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Trafika Europe Radio, Sunday 28 June: Pascal Janovjak, Iana Bukova, Kaya Genç, Patrick Lodge

Jun 25, 2020 • No comments

Trafika Europe Radio will see 5 new audio episodes of their literary livestream this Sunday, 28 June 2020 from noon EDT (5pm…

Poetry by Deniz Durukan – in Trafika Europe Corner II.11 by Andrew Singer

Dec 19, 2019 • No comments

Deniz Durukan (born in Istanbul, 1966) has published several volumes of poetry in Turkish, and numerous works on literature and…

Poetry by Marius Burokas – in Trafika Europe Corner II.10 by Andrew Singer

Sep 2, 2019 • No comments

Marius Burokas (born 1977, Vilnius) is a Lithuanian poet, writer, and literary translator. He has won several notable prizes for…

Three poems by Alexander Kabanov – in Trafika Europe Corner II.7 by Andrew Singer

Jul 3, 2018 • 1 comment

To accompany our issue Trafika Europe 13 – Russian Ballet, we’re pleased to present a series of Trafika Europe Corner…

Kosovan poet Fahredin Shehu – in Trafika Europe Corner II.5 by Andrew Singer

Dec 5, 2017 • No comments

Fahredin Shehu (b. 1972 in Rahovec) graduated from Prishtina University in Oriental Studies. Passionate about calligraphy and poetry, he has…

Three poems from Icelandic by Gyrðir Elíasson – in Trafika Europe Corner II.4 by Andrew Singer

Aug 8, 2017 • No comments

Gyrðir Elíasson (b. 1961 in Reykjavík) is an Icelandic poet and translator, brought up in Sauðárkrókur, a small village in…

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