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Ó Cadhain’s Gift – publishing two translations of Cré na Cille – an interview with John Donatich
Posted by Daniela Freistetter | Permalink | filed under: Trends in European Contemporary Literature, 2016
This spring the Margellos World Republic of Letters...
Jenny Erpenbeck’s Reception in the Anglo World / Über die Rezeption von Jenny Erpenbeck in der englischsprachigen Welt
Posted by Tony Malone | Permalink | filed under: Trends in European Contemporary Literature, 2016
Jenny Erpenbeck is possibly one of the most successful contemporary German-language writers in English.
Jenny Erpenbeck’s Reception in the French World / Über die Rezeption von Jenny Erpenbeck im französischen Sprachraum
Posted by Katja Petrovic | Permalink | filed under: Trends in European Contemporary Literature, 2016
In France, so far three books by Jenny Erpenbeck have been released by two different publishers.
Ó Cadhain’s Gift
Posted by West Camel | Permalink | filed under: Trends in European Contemporary Literature, 2016
Publishing two translations of "Cré na Cille" – an interview with John Donatich
ELit blog‘s review, 23 June 2016
Posted by Walter Grond | Permalink | filed under: 2016
Europe Ulrike Guérot: The failure of the political centre ground...
Copyright in England and Wales
Posted by Nicola Solomon | Permalink | filed under: Trends in European Contemporary Literature, 2016
Copyright only developed in England and Wales after the invention of printing since widespread copying of literary works was previously impossible...
Fascinating and Awkward Merits – the UK’s reception of Drago Jančar
Posted by West Camel | Permalink | filed under: Trends in European Contemporary Literature, 2016
Asked to investigate how the UK receives the work of the Slovenian writer Drago Jančar, I find myself asking an alternative ...
No to Clichés. On the German-speaking Reception of Drago Jančar’s Books. / Klischeeverweigerung. Über die Rezeption der Bücher Drago Jančars im deutschen Sprachraum.
Posted by Peter Zimmermann | Permalink | filed under: Trends in European Contemporary Literature, 2016
The success of East European literatures in the German-speaking world has a direct correlation with expectations and – yes, also – clichés that German-speaking publishers conjure up about the East.
ELit blog‘s review, 06 June 2016
Posted by Walter Grond | Permalink | filed under: 2016
Fear & Censorship...
