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A Riveting Download: The Riveter in digital form

Mar 31, 2017 • No comments

All this month at the European Literature Network, we have been celebrating the London Book Fair 2017’s Poland Market Focus.…

Editorial for The Riveter, Edition One, the London Book Fair Polish Market Focus by Deborah Levy

Mar 14, 2017 • No comments

A friend came to see me in a dream. From far away. And I asked in the dream: ‘Did you…

Introduction to The Riveter, Edition One, the London Book Fair Polish Market Focus

Mar 14, 2017 • 3 comments

Can bison read books? Well they can if they are Polish bison! And especially when they’ve been brought to life…

ELNet March 2017 Newsletter by Rosie Goldsmith

Mar 2, 2017 • No comments

READ ALL ABOUT IT! We have news! Real news! Facts, in fact. Remember those? This month ELNet launches its first…

London Book Fair 2017: Market Focus Poland

Mar 1, 2017 • No comments

Here is the schedule of Polish events during The London Book Fair 2017 and beyond. More details here 13 MARCH…

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