Applications are now open for our 2019-20 CWIT Fellowship for early career literary translators and creative writers from India, based in Wales and jointly managed by Literature Across Frontiers and […]
Literature Across Frontiers have partnered with the Agor Drysau / Opening Doors biennial festival of performing arts for young people to bring the topic of displacement and exile to audiences […]
Bringing together 11 partners from 9 European countries and associated partners in and outside Europe, the 2-year project Literary Europe Live Plus builds on previous activities of the Literature Across […]
Welsh literature and culture is in focus in Calicut and Mumbai in January 2019. Organised by Literature Across Frontiers and Wales Literature Exchange, the two-city programme of literary debates, theatre, […]
The Charles Wallace India Trust offers opportunities to writers, translators and scholars from India to spend time in the UK working on a project of their choice. The fellowship launched […]
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 sunsets […]
How does a word begin? How does movement begin? How do they combine into a form that has its roots in tradition yet lends itself to endless innovation? Poets Eurig […]
We return to India to cooperate with Sahitya Pravarthaka Saharkarana Sangham (SPCS) and the inaugural Krithi International Festival of Books and Authors with a poetry encounter between poets from Europe […]
Ten poets from India and Wales are taking part in an exchange organized by Literature Across Frontiers and partners to mark the 70thanniversary of independent India. The collaborative project has […]
Bidisha spoke to Aleksandar Bećanović, the Montenegrin winner of the European Union Prize for Literature 2017.