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One of the greatest achievements for any writer is to create their own world. When readers enter this world they…
What do Norway and North-Korea have in common? The answer is the Russian border. Between Erika Fatland’s egalitarian homeland and…
This is Gianrico Carofiglio’s latest outing for his campaigning lawyer, Guido Guerrieri from Puglia (his name implies ‘warrior’). We left…
According to the ‘six degrees of separation’ concept, take any two individuals on the planet, and within six hops along…
What was the floor like in your childhood home? Resi, the narrator of Anke Stelling’s Higher Ground, has a moment…
In Andrea Víctrix, first published in 1974, Villalonga speculates on a future that now doesn’t seem too far away. In…
Many literary masterpieces published during Poland’s twenty years of independence between the world wars (1919–1939) remain untranslated into English and…
When a renowned translator (Katy Derbyshire) starts an imprint (V&Q Books) to bring a favourite novel to Anglophone readers, there’s…
Alice Zeniter’s multi-generational family saga is a compelling tale of a family caught in the fallout from France’s ill-fated colonial…
As we come to the end of this month of crowdfunding for the European Literature Network, and extend our thanks…
