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DIE GERMANISTIN: Riveting Forays into German-Language Literature by Sheridan Marshall: Frankfurt Book Fair 2023

Oct 31, 2023 • No comments

Last week I attended the Frankfurt Book Fair for the first time. After years of hearing about other people’s experiences…

DIE GERMANISTIN: Riveting Forays into German-Language Literature by Sheridan Marshall

Oct 31, 2023 • No comments

I started learning German at school at the age of thirteen, and chose to study it at A-level because it…

The Austrian Riveter: TWO POEMS by Michael Stavarič, translated by Sheridan Marshall, introduced by Anna Blasiak

Aug 10, 2023 • No comments

Michael Stavarič came to Austria as a seven-year-old child from the then neighbouring Czechoslovakia. The Stavarič family’s original plan was…

The Austrian Riveter: NAVEEN KISHORE (Seagull Books) interviewed and introduced by Sheridan Marshall

Jul 11, 2023 • No comments

Seagull Books is renowned for its commitment to publishing literature from all over the world in English-language translation, with a…

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