Since its publication in France in 2006, as riots were exploding in the Paris banlieues, Eve Out of Her Ruins…
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Termites have got it right. This is Bruno Latour’s assessment in After Lockdown, a radical, stirring and at times discombobulating…
Brittany’s agro-industrial factories might not seem like an obvious source of poetic inspiration. On the Line, the novel in verse…
‘It’s the sort of thing that sisters know, I think to myself, how to hurt one another…’ So muses forty-year-old…
Diop says he was inspired to write this novel – now shortlisted for the International Booker Prize – after reading…
As the ELNet Crowdfunder page went live on 22nd March, so too did our #ELNetNeedsYou social media flurry! Throughout the…
According to the ‘six degrees of separation’ concept, take any two individuals on the planet, and within six hops along…
Hello! My name is Rosie Eyre – aka Rosie E, to avoid confusion with Rosie G, in a team 33.33%…
Over the past decade, Max Lobe has emerged as a name to watch in contemporary Swiss literature. Since moving to…
In her celebrated 1964 memoir La Bâtarde, Violette Leduc recounts the genesis of her first novel, at the instigation of…
The Woman of the Wolf and Other Stories is the first title in Gallic Books’ new ‘Revolutionary Women’ list, launched…
7th December, 2020 Our resident ELNet blogger ROSIE EYRE shares her observations of the panel discussions through the day. Each…
