As with many English-speaking readers, literature from Germany is represented by a gap on my shelves, in my case occupied…
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Networks of various types abound in this complex, densely plotted and intricately symbolic novel. The body of Kryštof Warjak, whose…
Towards the end of this wide-ranging and absorbing collection of poetry and prose written by and about people living away…
We’ve made you wait a long time for your fix of reviews of the best of European literature in translation…
João Reis’ great success in The Translator’s Bride is to convince his audience that they are reading a work written…
With summer pretty sure that it’s here, Wimbledon done and dusted, school terms over and festival season in full swing,…
‘I can’t die.’ The ridiculous words came back to Sam as he walked through the market and became caught in…
At the heart of this assured and subtle novel is a mystery about identity – that of the protagonist and…
We have successfully published five editions of The Riveter magazine, each devoted to a particular language, country or region, and…
Thursday, 6 June saw the European Literature Network decamp to Brixton to launch the latest edition of our print magazine,…
Codex 1962, beautifully translated here by Victoria Cribb, at first might seem a rambling, confusing, picaresque tale – hugely enjoyable,…
There are some big, important books published this May – big and important for a variety of reasons. It is…
