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SoA Translation Prizes 2019 Ceremony

Jan 21, 2020 • No comments

Wed, 12 February 2020, 6:15pm–8:30pm, British Library, 96 Euston Rd, The Knowledge Centre, London NW1 2DB. Tickets here. Celebrate the…

Society of Authors Translation Prizes 2018

Feb 28, 2018 • No comments

1 March 2018, 6:30pm British Library, The Knowledge Centre, British Library, 96 Euston Rd, London, NW1 2DB Join SoA for…

Society of Authors’ 2015 Translation Prizes

Feb 18, 2016 • No comments

The Society of Authors’ Translation Prizes celebrate individual talents and the importance of the art form. These winning books, spanning…

What do publishers look for in a book?

Oct 12, 2015 • No comments

What Do Publishers Look For In a Book? This is probably the single most important question that interests translators, but there…

The Society of Authors: The Authors’ Media Toolkit

Aug 7, 2015 • No comments

The Authors’ Media Toolkit is a day of practical workshops. Come along to equip yourself with the essential tools to…

The European Literature Network was created with the mission of championing great writing from Europe in the UK – and doing it together. Open to writers, translators, publishers, agents, booksellers, festival directors, arts managers and journalists, ELNet is a free, collaborative hub for sharing news and views. Founded in 2010 by former BBC journalist Rosie (‘The Riveter’) Goldsmith, ELNet spreads the word about European literature and translation on its website and through the Riveter magazines, Riveting Interviewpodcasts, #RivetingReviews, workshops, events and festivals. ELNetoperates without funding or grants (unfortunately) and is therefore dependent onthe passion, professionalism and dedication of the core ELNetteam and on an extensive network of volunteers, supporters, partners and donors. ELNet is both an online and physical gathering place for sharing content and discussion, with the goal of encouraging the promotion, professionalism and popularity of European literature in the UK.

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