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#RivetingReviews: Lucy Popescu reviews LALA by Jacek Dehnel

Jul 5, 2019 • No comments

Stylistically, Jacek Dehnel’s family saga is a hybrid. It reads like a memoir, includes real people and their portraits, covers…

The Queer Riveter: TIMEPIECE, OR A MINOR LITURGY OF THE HOURS FOR THE NON-PRACTISING by Jacek Dehnel, translated by Karen Kovacik

Jul 5, 2019 • No comments

In memoriam B.T. They’re a little afraid to approach because they see us differently:we live in metal cages, buttressed by…

The Queer Riveter launch by West Camel

Jun 17, 2019 • 1 comment

Thursday, 6 June saw the European Literature Network decamp to Brixton to launch the latest edition of our print magazine,…

Prose, Poetry & Debate: Queer Writing from Europe – Paul Burston

Jun 5, 2019 • No comments

Paul Burston is the author of six novels including the WHSmith bestseller The Black Path and his latest, The Closer…

Prose, Poetry & Debate: Queer Writing from Europe – Jacek Dehnel

Jun 4, 2019 • No comments

Jacek Dehnel, born in 1980, is an award-winning poet, novelist and translator. He has published eight volumes of poetry, fourteen…

Maryla Szymiczkowa AKA Jacek Dehnel & Piotr Tarczyński are touring the UK

Mar 11, 2019 • No comments

UK launch of the first in a new series of Agatha Christie-style murder mysteries from Poland Tuesday, 2 April 2019,…

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