What We're Reading – February 2020
February is LGBT+ history month. Our Literature team share what they've been reading
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.
February is LGBT+ history month. Our Literature team share what they've been reading
Writer and ex-islander Malachy Tallack takes us on a short tour of Shetlandic literature.
Books we've enjoyed reading this December.
Following Olga Tokarczuk's Nobel Prize win, one of her translators tells us how the British Council's Cultural programme at the London Book Fair provided a new platform for Polish literature.
The British Council is partnering with the Sunday Times PFD Young Writer of the Year Award for the third year.
The clocks have gone back and the nights are closing in. The Literature team recommend some of the books they've been enjoying lately to fill those darker evenings.
Mobility Grants for Arts Opportunities in the UK and Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam
Good writing knows no borders: Jackie Kay discussed her selection of ten compelling writers of colour based in the UK today
We spoke to one of the festival's organisers, Giorgia Tolfo, about this year's programme highlights.
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