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Translating Georgian Poets: Diana Amphimiadi, Liqokeli Lia and Kevanishvili Eka

Jun 5, 2016 • No comments

Diana Amphimiadi is a poet, publicist, linguist and teacher. Currently a doctoral student at the linguistic institute at the Tbilisi Javahkishvili…

Illiberal Democracy: The Future of Freedom

May 31, 2016 • No comments

Three cultural giants come together from across Hungary, Poland and Turkey to ask: Is Europe just a place or a…

Wanderlust: Love and Revolution: Fariba Hachtroudi in conversation with Alex Preston

Apr 28, 2016 • No comments

Love and Revolution: Fariba Hachtroudi in conversation with Alex Preston Wanderlust: Great Literature from Around the World Europa Editions in…

Workshop: Literary Translation, Cultural Diplomacy and International Dialogue

Mar 11, 2016 • No comments

The Arts & Humanities Research Council-funded project on the translation of the literatures of smaller European nations is pleased to…

Few Women in the History: Tackling imbalances in international literature

Feb 25, 2016 • No comments

Thursday 10 Mar 2016, 6:45pm Free Word Centre, 60 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3GA Commentators such as VIDA: Women in Literary…

Bare Lit Festival

Feb 10, 2016 • No comments

Last year, the UK’s three largest literary festivals featured over 2000 authors. Of those 2000+ authors, only 4% were from…

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The European Literature Network was created with the mission of championing great writing from Europe in the UK – and doing it together. Open to writers, translators, publishers, agents, booksellers, festival directors, arts managers and journalists, ELNet is a free, collaborative hub for sharing news and views. Founded in 2010 by former BBC journalist Rosie (‘The Riveter’) Goldsmith, ELNet spreads the word about European literature and translation on its website and through the Riveter magazines, Riveting Interviewpodcasts, #RivetingReviews, workshops, events and festivals. ELNetoperates without funding or grants (unfortunately) and is therefore dependent onthe passion, professionalism and dedication of the core ELNetteam and on an extensive network of volunteers, supporters, partners and donors. ELNet is both an online and physical gathering place for sharing content and discussion, with the goal of encouraging the promotion, professionalism and popularity of European literature in the UK.