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Bianca Bellová in conversation with writer Glen James Brown

May 19, 2022 • No comments

Thursday 19 May, 7pm, Cinema of the Czech Embassy, Notting Hill, London Free, but register here. A winner of the…

From THE LAKE by Bianca Bellová, translated by Julia Sutton-Mattocks

Nov 1, 2019 • No comments

1. The Egg Stage Nami is dripping with sweat. He clutches his Grandma’s chubby, greasy hands. The waves of the…

The Unconquerable English Translation by Bianca Bellová

Apr 24, 2019 • No comments

Life is dotted with challenges. The harder it is to acquire, the more you want it. My Holy Grail is…

EUPL 2017: From THE LAKE by Bianca Bellová, translated by Alex Zucker

May 25, 2017 • No comments

The labour bazaar is a collection of men garbed in every colour of mourning, reeking of humanity and unwashed clothes,…

2017 European Union Prize for Literature winners announced

Apr 21, 2017 • No comments

The twelve winners of the 2017 European Union Prize for Literature are: Rudi Erebara (Albania), Ina Vultchanova (Bulgaria), Bianca Bellová…

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