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#RivetingReviews: Rosie Goldsmith reviews ALICE’S BOOK: HOW THE NAZIS STOLE MY GRANDMOTHER’S COOKBOOK by Karina Urbach

Jul 22, 2022 • 1 comment

We know about the 1933 book burning by the Nazis, but we know little about the crime of the ‘Aryanisation…

#RivetingReviews: Rosie Eyre reviews LOVE IN FIVE ACTS by Daniela Krien

Apr 16, 2021 • No comments

According to the ‘six degrees of separation’ concept, take any two individuals on the planet, and within six hops along…

UK-Swiss Publishing Day: The Recap. Translator Panel

Dec 16, 2020 • No comments

7th December, 2020 Our resident ELNet blogger ROSIE EYRE shares her observations of the panel discussions through the day. Each…

Swiss-UK Publishing Day, 7 December 2020: Panel 4 – Translation session

Dec 8, 2020 • No comments

With Clarissa Botsford, Jamie Bulloch, Jen Calleja and Adriana Hunter. Chaired by Rosie Goldsmith Recorded over Zoom

#RivetingReviews: KINGDOM OF TWILIGHT by Steven Uhly, reviewed by Judith Vonberg in 2016

Jan 11, 2020 • No comments

Over the ten years since the European Literature Network was created, we have reviewed, discussed and promoted a substantial number…

#RivetingReviews: Thomas Weber reviews LOOK WHO’S BACK by Timur Vermes

Dec 25, 2019 • No comments

Germans used to be good at being serious, yet they struggled to be funny, at least in a fashion appreciated…

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