Outside Inside: Eluned Gramich’s digital exchange
Welsh writer Eluned Gramich‘s Ulysses Shelter home residency took the form of a series of digital exchanges. She attended the virtual meeting for all Welsh participants and followed this with... more
ULYSSES’ SHELTER 3 – Open call for emerging Welsh writers, poets and translators to apply for residencies in Europe
Literature Across Frontiers is participating again in the new phase of the Ulysses Shelter project of exchange residencies, this time as associate partner. The project was launched five years ago... more
Potted Plants and Framed Pictures: blog by CWIT Fellow Maithreyi Karnoor
I remember a short story I read back in the day when I was made to feel guilty about reading fiction when I ought to have been spending my time […]
Narrow White Mountain – a home residency by Steven Hitchins
As part of the Ulysses Shelter Project, the Welsh poet Steven Hitchins was unable to travel abroad and took part in various online activities as well as doing a residency at […]
Charles Wallace India Trust Fellowship 2021-22 awarded to Maithreyi Karnoor
We are pleased to announce that the 2021-22 Charles Wallace India Trust Fellowship in Creative Writing and Translation, based at Literature Across Frontiers, University of Wales Trinity Saint David,... more
Ù Ơ digital residency
THIS OPEN CALL IS NOW CLOSE Ù Ơ – a digital residency for exchange between emerging Vietnamese and Welsh women / non binary poets and artists We welcome applicants from […]
Ulysses Shelter Project: Notes from Isolation
The Ulysses Shelter project got off to promising start when the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in general lockdown and travel restrictions. Some of the participants had just completed their residencies... more
Finding a new home in Aberystwyth
Mohini Gupta spent three months in Aberystwyth as the Charles Wallace India Trust-Literature Across Frontiers Fellow in 2017. Summer temperatures don’t go up to 50 degrees Celsius here But the... more
‘Literary forms are not expendable’
UK journalist and broadcaster Bidisha talked to Darko Tuševljaković, the Serbian winner of the European Union Prize for Literature 2017.
‘Writing itself is a political statement’
UK journalist and broadcaster Bidisha spoke to Sine Ergün, the Turkish winner of the European Union Prize for Literature 2017.
