Welcome to September’s #RivetingReviews. With the publishing world in overdrive, and ‘Super Thursday’ looming on 9 October – the date when the big publishers release
I started learning German at school at the age of thirteen, and chose to study it at A-level because it seemed like most other people were taking French, and I wanted to do somethi
Perhaps it was the same for you? My first introduction to Spanish literature in translation was Cervantes’ Don Quixote. Years later, I’m living in Spain, and fate has land
Katherine Gregor is our new resident Italianist. Born in Rome, she is an appassionata and translator of Italian literature. In this new monthly column she will introduce you to som
I was a voracious reader when growing up, I always had a book (or several) in my hand, I was reading in any and every situation, sometimes after lights out against my parents’ wi
Welcome to what I hope you will agree is another Christmas feast of #RivetingReviews! This is the time of year when reading something new and original can be the antidote to overin
Spring is springing here in the UK, and we are showcasing a fantastic crop of European literary talent in our March reviews to match the natural abundance of the season. Riveter-in
Welcome to June’s #RivetingReviews. This quarter we have reviews of more than twenty titles for you to feast on and perhaps take inspiration from for your summer reading. I think
Welcome to September’s #RivetingReviews. The exceptional heat of the summer, which in Europe is extending into the autumn, doesn’t seem to have burned away our reviewers’ cri
