Polish Literature Seminars at The London Book Fair
Going to London Book Fair? Here's a list of the British Council seminars taking place at the Fair
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These blog posts offer an insight into some of the projects that we’ve supported and how the British Council works with literature, including interviews with writers, diaries from international visits, and reflections on completed or on-going projects. The opinions expressed in the blog are those of the authors.
POLAND FOCUS: Q&A with Ewa Winnicka
Find out more about Polish author Ewa Winnicka, who is visiting the UK in March for the Poland Market Focus at The London Book Fair.
POLAND FOCUS: Q&A with Artur Domosławski
Find out more about Polish author Artur Domosławski, who is visiting the UK in March for the Poland Market Focus at The London Book Fair.
First Monday Blog: Polish Literature Across Borders
What happens when someone moves to a different country? Art historian, poet and translator Anna Blasiak talks about Polish literature across borders in the second of our Poland-themed First Monday Blogs.
POLAND FOCUS: Q&A with Jacek Dehnel
Find out more about Polish author Jacek Dehnel, who is visiting the UK in March for the Poland Market Focus at The London Book Fair.
What We're Reading
Ever wondered what's on our reading list? Find out which books make the literature team tick!
Tri-lingual poetry events in Scotland | 14-16 March 2017
A rare chance to hear three of Russia’s leading contemporary poets reading in partnership with Scottish poets Christine De Luca, Jen Hadfield and Stewart Sanderson.
POLAND FOCUS: Q&A with Marzanna Bogumiła Kielar
Find out more about Marzanna Bogumiła Kielar, distinguished Polish poet visiting the UK in March for the Poland Market Focus at The London Book Fair.
Polish Literature Events in the UK | 13-18 March 2017
Join us for a series of events showcasing some of the most exciting contemporary literature from Poland.
First Monday Blog: Polish Beauty
Agnieszka Dale describes the beauty and complexity of Polish writing 'with our seven noun cases and millions of lovely diminutives', and reflects on discovering a deeper sense of Polish identity through literature, and the writing of Witold Gombrowicz.
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