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  1. The 2013 Palestine Festival of Literature

    PalFest

    The 6th Palestine Festival of Literature (PalFest) will take place between May 23rd and 31st. Over the course of the festival, free public events will be held in Gaza City, Haifa, Jerusalem, Nablus and Ramallah.

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  2. Two fantastic jobs at the British Council

    General

    03.05.2013

    (c) British Council / Photograph: Frank Noon

    The British Council Literature department is looking for two new Literature Advisers to join the team.

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  3. Cariblit site goes live!

    Bocas Lit Fest

    A new website to help build a publishing infrastructure across the Caribbean is being launched at the NGC BOCAS Lit Fest in Trinidad and Tobago today.

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  4. Barbara Nadel - 'New Fiction: Fantasy and Crime'

    I'm sure that a lot of people think that writers just have endless fun making stuff up all day, wearing slippers to work and having half an eye on 'The Jeremy Kyle Show'.

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  5. Seven short eats from Sri Lanka

    General, Blogs

    10.04.2013

    Anjali Joseph at Colomboscope Festival, Sri Lanka (c) British Council

    Novelist Anjali Joseph gives us a taste of the recent Colomboscope festival and her time in Kandy and Jaffna.

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  6. Dhaka diary

    General, Blogs

    08.04.2013

    Tom with students at Eastern University, Dhaka (c) Tom Warner

    Poet Tom Warner meets the inspirational Benjali writers' group, Brine Pickles, in Bangladesh's capital.

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  7. WHAT IS THERE - Reality vs. Fiction

    General, Project News, Blogs

    04.04.2013

    After a residency in Istanbul with the British Council, writer Benjamin Wood blogs on the methodology of fiction: "Appropriation. Curation. Slanting and shading."

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  8. Out Of It in Lahore

    General, Blogs

    15.03.2013

    Masjid Wazir Khan (c) Selma Dabbagh

    Bloomsbury novelist Selma Dabbagh gives her personal take on the first Lahore Literary Festival

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  9. Reel Iraq: Found in Translation

    (c) Reel Festival, Back Row L-R: New friend #1; New Friend #2; Dan Gorman; James Sadri; Dina Mousawi; John Glenday; Lauren Pyott; Jen Hadfield; Ghareeb Iskander; William Letford; Adham the bus driver; Krystelle Bamford.   Front Row L-R: New Friend #3; Awe

    poetry from and for Iraq

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  10. Francesca Beard gets poets on stage in Khartoum

    c Francesca Beard

    Francesca recently lead an action packed series of workshops in Sudan. Read her blog, and her poem describing the experience, below...

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