Three new series launching in Trafika Europe Radio season three!
Announcing season three of Trafika Europe Radio!
Starting from Sunday 07 February 2021, we’re adding three new audio series to our weekly lineup:
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Trafika Europe 19 – Iberian Adventure is live online
Trafika Europe 19 – Iberian Adventure highlights new fiction and poetry in fresh English translation from Spain and Portugal, featuring José Luís Peixoto, Albert Bonjoch, Patrícia Portela, Sara Mesa, Yolanda Castaño, Ricardo Menéndez Salmón, Gonçalo M.Tavares, John Hartley, Manuel Astur, and Rosa Oliveira, plus work from elsewhere in Europe. You can read it free online right here.
European Literature Days 2020, New York
Trafika Europe is so pleased to announce European Literature Days 2020, New York – a cooperation with cultural institutes in NYC variously to present new European authors and works – dropping a new audio podcast episode daily, 16-20 November – on Trafika Europe Radio!
Trafika Europe season two launch – 04 October 2020
We are pleased to announce the launch of Trafika Europe Radio season two on Sunday 04 October 2020. To listen live: https://trafikaeurope.org/go/radio. On launch day we’ll be featuring the following five episodes in our Livestream:
Trafika Europe Radio – Livestream Schedule – Week of 31 May – 06 June 2020
We’ve got a great week featuring 5 new literary podcast episodes on Trafika Europe Radio!
To listen live: https://trafikaeurope.org/go/radio
Trafika Europe Radio launches with 5 new literary podcast series!
Trafika Europe Radio – Europe’s literary radio station – is beginning its regular first season with 5 new podcast series, all launching this Sunday 17 May!
At the scheduled times, you can tune in and listen right here:
Announcing Trafika Europe Radio launch date!
It’s official: Trafika Europe Radio will be ‘on the air’ from Sunday 10 May 2020! Please save the date!
Partnership with European Society of Authors
Some More Swiss Delights
We’re rolling out some exciting extras to supplement our new issue, Trafika Europe 11 – Swiss Delights. Firstly, if you haven’t seen it, this issue is especially fine, packed with a dozen chapters of translated literature spanning Switzerland’s great lingual and cultural diversity, co-edited with Tess Lewis. It’s free online right here:
Trafika Europe 11 – Swiss Delights
… and here are some extra treats:
((1)) Here’s a short animated literary video, excerpting Ilma Rakusa’s The Wider Sea, narrated by the author in English translation:
Be sure to view in full-screen for best effect!
((2)) Here is audio of
Leta Semadeni in conversation with Tess Lewis
Announcing our new European Bookshop!
Trafika Europe is so pleased to announce the launch of a modest European bookshop on our site!
Enter here!
We’re starting with a small, choice selection of fine European literary titles, working carefully with some terrific independent publishers so you can know that every title in our shop is special — a real treasure trove.
Please check out our brief (2 1/2-minute) welcome video above. In lieu of a shop assistant, it highlights some current shop offerings, to help you find that special treat for you or someone you love.
Shipping is available worldwide in most cases, direct from publishers or their distributors. Please note that some publishers will be shipping your titles from the UK, and others from the US. So there can be great variety in shipping cost per item depending on your location.
We’ll be expanding this shop over the coming months, to include many more European titles and types of offerings — more news about that soon.
Let us be your go-to place for fine literature from Europe. And thanks very much for supporting our efforts here at Trafika Europe with a purchase in our shop.
New European literary events calendar
Trafika Europe is curating a new European literary events calendar, for events in, from and about the 47 Council of Europe countries.
Natalka Bilotserkivets bilingual interview
In this sublime audio conversation (57 minutes, fully bilingual), Ukrainian poet Natalka Bilotserkivets (Наталка Білоцерківець) speaks of her development as a poet in the former Soviet Union and following. We enjoy an extensive discussion and reading of her poem,
“We’ll Not Die in Paris”