katherine gregor | European Literature Network | Page 2

Tag katherine gregor

#RivetingReviews: Max Easterman reviews VANDA by Marion Brunet

Mar 25, 2022 • No comments

This is the second of Marion Brunet’s novels to be brilliantly translated into English by Katherine Gregor, and it’s every…

#RivetingReviews: Katherine Gregor reviews THE REINDEER HUNTERS by Lars Mytting

Mar 25, 2022 • 1 comment

The Reindeer Hunters is the second volume in Lars Mytting’s engrossing Norwegian epic trilogy, following on from the mesmerising The…

THE ITALIANIST: Riveting Italian Books You Need to Know About by Katherine Gregor. LA NON MAMMA (The Non-Mum) by Susanna Tartaro

Jan 3, 2022 • No comments

I’m a projection of myself, my own exit poll. How is it possible that the years go by quickly, how…

THE ITALIANIST: Riveting Italian Books You Need to Know About by Katherine Gregor. LA COSA PIÙ DOLCE (The Sweetest Thing) by Mary Tibaldi Chiesa

Dec 6, 2021 • 2 comments

‘Tis that time of year again. Santas Ho-ho-ho-ing, Bing Crosby Bo-Bo-Bo-ing, red-breast robins posing on fake snow. To those who,…

THE ITALIANIST: Riveting Italian Books You Need to Know About by Katherine Gregor and Lori Hetherington. IL GIARDINO DEI FIORI DI PIETRA (A Garden of Stone Flowers) by Valerio Luigi Beretta

Nov 1, 2021 • No comments

This month, it is my pleasure to invite into the Italianist’s chair my talented fellow translator Lori Hetherington, who presents…

THE ITALIANIST: Riveting Italian Books You Need to Know About by Katherine Gregor. IL GIARDINO INCANTATO (The Enchanted Garden) by Carlo Grande

Oct 4, 2021 • No comments

I have in my hands two tufts of braided spikes: lavender, that still has the faint fragrance of a distant…

1 2 3 … 8

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.