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Romania Rocks 2: Special Events – The Art of Translation. Romanian Literature Across Borders

Oct 28, 2021 • No comments

Sunday, 7 November 2021, 3pm, Romanian Cultural Institute in London (1 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X 8PH) and online (livestream on…

Romania Rocks 2: Special Events – Feast of Words. Romanian Women Poets

Oct 28, 2021 • No comments

Friday, 5 November 2021, 3pm, Romanian Cultural Institute in London (1 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X 8PH) and online (livestream on…

Romania Rocks. The Blog – Ruxandra Cesereanu and Andrei Codrescu: “When Distance Becomes Air”

Nov 24, 2020 • No comments

The festival’s very own author Andreea Scridon observes festival events In their joint event, hosted by the festival’s Creative Producer…

Romania Rocks. The Blog – Fiona Sampson meets Ana Blandiana

Nov 18, 2020 • No comments

The festival’s very own author Andreea Scridon observes festival events Romania’s best-known female poet, Ana Blandiana, has been translated across…

Romania Rocks. 1-2-3-4 O’clock, Rock!

Nov 12, 2020 • No comments

For the final days of our festival, we plan to rock around the clock with live readings and music. From…

Romania Rocks. Rock Talks: Philip Boehm and Sean Cotter

Nov 11, 2020 • No comments

Two internationally renowned translators meet to discuss their lives and work, and how they approach translating some of Romania’s most…

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