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Slovenian Autumn

Nov 15, 2016 • No comments

While the US prepares for a Slovenian First Lady, here in the UK we were ahead of the game, with…

The World is a Book – with Evald Flisar and Dušan Šarotar in conversation with Rosie Goldsmith

Nov 3, 2016 • No comments

Thursday 10 November 2016, 7 pm at Waterstones Piccadilly Join us for a Slovenian Literature evening in the company of two…

From NONE LIKE HER by Jela Krečič translated by Olivia Hellewell

Oct 13, 2016 • No comments

chapter 9 SARA Summer had burst into all its elements: the remote azure of the sky, the light breeze that…

The Comedy of Life – with Jela Krečič and Slavoj Žižek

Oct 4, 2016 • No comments

Nigel Warburton and Slavoj Žižek join Jela Krečič to discuss her new novel, None Like Her, a hapless tale of the fruitless search…

Istros/Peter Owen Publishers announce WORLD SERIES SLOVENIA

Sep 29, 2016 • No comments

Three books, two seasons, one country Introducing the World Series, an exciting new collaboration between Peter Owen Publishers and…

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