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Changes to Creative Europe’s Literary Translation funding opportunity

Apr 7, 2016 • No comments

The 2016 call for Literary Translation is open and the new eform, guidelines and accompanying materials can be accessed online.…

Translate in the City at City University London

May 14, 2015 • No comments

Translate in the City is the first literary translation summer school to be held at City University London. It offers…

European Literature Night

May 13, 2015 • No comments

European Literature Night presents some of the brightest literary talent from Europe to audiences and readers across the UK. ELN…

Marysia Skowronek
by Mirka Szychowiak translated by Anna Hyde

Apr 17, 2015 • No comments

Marysia Skowronek lived with her son in Polna Street. She was tiny, like Mrs. Pepperpot in the cartoon. She was…

New Translation Statistics
from
Literature Across Frontiers

Apr 16, 2015 • No comments

A new statistical report on the publishing of literary translations in the United Kingdom and Ireland from Literature Across Frontiers…

2015 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award shortlist has been announced

Apr 16, 2015 • No comments

10 novels have been shortlisted for the 20th International IMPAC DUBLIN Literary Award, managed by Dublin City Libraries. The list…

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