Michelle P. Brown June 15, 2021
Michelle P. Brown has authored or edited 32 books and 80 articles / chapters, has broadcasted and lectured widely to a range of audiences and has curated exhibitions internationally.
Continue readingMichelle P. Brown has authored or edited 32 books and 80 articles / chapters, has broadcasted and lectured widely to a range of audiences and has curated exhibitions internationally.
Continue readingSince 1984 D. Sam Abrams has translated over 25 books of modern Catalan verse into English.
Continue readingMàrius Torres (1910–1942) is a a major Catalan and European poet in the tradition of William Carlos Williams and Gottfried Benn.
Continue readingCyril Pearce’s book Communities of resistance: Patterns of dissent in Britain during the First World War was published in 2015 by Francis Boutle.
Continue readingHelena Buffery is an Anglo-Catalan lecturer and researcher who lives and works in Cork.
Continue readingTranslator and poet, Julia Dale was born in the UK in 1947. She studied literature at Oxford and Cambridge Universities and linguistics at SOAS in London.
Continue readingCatalan poet, Clementina Arderiu’s work is both classic and startlingly modern. Arderiu’s unique blend of ‘domestic’ themes and imagery displays an intensity both passionate and transcendent, informed by a restrained but persuasive feminism.
Continue readingDr Michael Newton has written a multitude of books and articles about Gaelic culture and history and is a leading authority on Scottish Gaelic heritage in North America.
Continue readingWilson McLeod is Professor of Gaelic at the University of Edinburgh. He has published widely on Gaelic language policy and sociolinguistics as well as medieval and modern Gaelic literature.
Continue readingAleko Shugladze was born in Tbilisi in 1965. He is a film director, performance artist, director and scriptwriter. He started writing in 1989 and won his first literary prize for the story ‘Answers for a Magazine with a Small Print Run’.
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