This unique, searchable database contains profiles of some of the UK and Commonwealth's most important living writers, as well as writers from these regions whom we have worked with. Included in the profiles are biographies, bibliographies, critical reviews, and information about awards.
Ever wondered what's on our reading list? Find out which books make the literature team tick!
In 2017, the UK and India will celebrate a major bilateral year of cultural exchange. In December 2016, British Council are exploring the arts and culture scene in the UK’s capital, London. With an international reputation for producing some of the most innovative creative talent and rich artistic work in the world, London is at the centre of the UK’s cultural life. Listen to British-Indian writers' stories of the capital in this mini podcast series!
Read the fourth blog from our Shakespeare Lives translation conference in Mexico. Read on to find out how participants of the workshop got on.
For December's 'First Monday Blog' we asked poet Deanna Rodger to write about poetry and protest. In her piece Deanna uses poetry to explore definitions of protest and examine our relationship with it. Read Deanna's poetic response below.
@LitBritish Poets! The Ted Hughes Award 2016 is open for recommendations until 9 January 2017! More info here:… https://t.co/UlaYjt0uvT
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@LitBritish Fasinating blog on language regeneration and revitalisation @WalesArtsReview! 'Inuit in Wales: Connecting Languages… https://t.co/KmOSla2KnZ
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@LitBritish What does 2017 hold for the African continent? Join us for discussions in 3 UK cities in Jan 2017 with @royafrisoc… https://t.co/4xDVglmgGF
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