Tuesday, 19 March 2024, 2pm, Bodleian: Divinity School £7 – £13.50, Buy Tickets Now Buy The Books Novelist Bianca Bellová and her translator Alex Zucker discuss her novel
The EBRD Literature Prize champions the literary richness of our regions of operations, which include almost 40 countries stretching from Morocco to Mongolia, Estonia to Egypt. The
An engrossing tale of Siberian exiles in Stalinist Russia I can only summarise this book as ‘captivating.’ Although I am an avid reader, I was slightly daunted by the 500-odd p
A silk kerchief that turns out to be a department store freebie instead of the elegant accessory its wearer, a radiology assistant on a rare work trip to Western Europe, believes i
I wasn’t supposed to read this book. Zuleikha was recommended to me as an alternative to another Literature Prize read that I had my eyes on, so I had absolutely no expectations
Devilspel: A world destroyed Devilspel is a moving evocation of a way of life that exists no longer, a chronicle of the lives of a Jewish-Lithuanian community in the small tow
What does culture mean to you? Culture is an odd word. It can be a blanket term to cover anything from food to music to tradition. Yet it can also suggest something very singular o
Devilspel, a novel by Grigory Kanovich and translated from Russian by Yisrael Elliot Cohen, has won the EBRD Literature Prize 2020. The international prize, announced online t
Introduced by Rosie GoldsmithChair of the EBRD Judging Panel and Director of the European Literature Network On Wednesday 22nd April we announce the winner of the EBRD Literature P
Introduced by Rosie GoldsmithChair of the EBRD Judging Panel and Director of the European Literature Network On Wednesday 22nd April we announce the winner of the EBRD Literature P
