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Euro Stars

Jan 11, 2017 • No comments

A fresh new look at European literature through its stars – the writers! *EURO STARS* brings the best contemporary writers…

Culture Matters – The Euro Stars Debate

May 12, 2016 • No comments

Report from Culture Matters: The Euro Stars Debate by Judith Vonberg One rainy Wednesday at the end of April, a group…

European Literature Festival: Tomáš Zmeškal and Hamid Ismailov in conversation

May 7, 2016 • No comments

The EU Prize Winner for Literature, Tomáš Zmeškal, explores marriage, love and destiny on the backdrop of the postwar Czechoslovak…

Today: Culture Matters – The EURO STARS Debate

Apr 27, 2016 • No comments

Does Culture Matter in the current UK-Europe debate? In a highly topical event leading UK-European writers (*Euro Stars*!) discuss the importance…

Culture Matters – The Euro Stars Debate: Misha Glenny

Apr 23, 2016 • No comments

Misha Glenny is an award-winning writer and broadcaster whose specialist areas include Cyber Security, Global Organised Crime, the Balkans, Russia,…

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