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EUPL 2016 winners announced

Apr 5, 2016 • No comments

The winners of the 2016 European Union Prize for Literature were announced today. They are: Christophe Van Gerrewey (Belgium), Tanja…

Looking back at European Literature Night by Evald Flisar

Jun 3, 2015 • No comments

I had been chosen (apparently there were 55 nominees) to appear at the widely publicised event European Literature Night at…

European Literature round-up: Troubling tales and exceptional translations. Rosie Goldsmith writes in The Independent

May 16, 2015 • No comments

The Independent has published Rosie Goldsmith‘s text on this year European Literature Night writers. Here is how it starts: “Every…

European Literature Night 2015: The Writers

May 14, 2015 • No comments

European Literature Night 2015: The Writers British Library, 13 May 2015 More Photos on Flickr.

European Literature Night: a vote for Europe?
by Rosie Goldsmith

May 7, 2015 • No comments

It will hardly have escaped your notice that we are in the midst of an election campaign in the UK…

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