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- Europe's trilingual magazine of international writing
- In Focus: Armenia
- Latest:'Introducing Armenian Literature' by Nanor Kebranian
- Featured:'Toronto' by Aram Pachyan
- La revue européenne de littérature internationale
- Focus: Arménie
- En dernier:'Poésie – Stéphane Juranics' de Stéphane Juranics
- Feature:'Éditorial' de Anahit Avetissian & Mkrtich Matevossian
- Das europäische Onlinemagazin für internationale Literatur
- Fokus: Armenien
- Aktuell:'Über die Auflösung einer alten Struktur namens Angst' von Rosa Yassin Hassan
- Feature:'Zu dieser Ausgabe' von Anahit Avetissian & Mkrtich Matevossian
Featured Project: Tramlines
Tramlines is a writers’ residency project connecting European and Mediterranean cities with a tram system. Each participating author explored a city by tram and wrote a short story in response to the experiences and discoveries made along the way. Tramlines allowed the writers, and now readers, to discover the hidden corners and everyday life of a city and engage with its local communities and commuters.
Featured Project: A strategy for literary exchange in the Euro-Mediterranean region
Literature Across Frontiers has a solid background and extensive experience in promoting literary exchange and translation in the Euro-Mediterranean region, as a way of encouraging intercultural dialogue between Europe and the South-East Mediterranean…
Featured Project: ‘New Voices from Europe and Beyond’ Poetry Anthology Series
New Voices from Europe and Beyond is a series of poetry anthologies published by Arc publications in cooperation with Literature Across Frontiers. Each edition is dual-language, with poems published in [...]
Featured Project: Word Express
Word Express is a project for literary exchange in South-East Europe. In a region marked with past and present conflicts, Word Express aims to cross cultural and linguistic boundaries and [...]