After 13 years of work and almost 300 published titles, Croatian publisher Sandorf launched its American branch, Sandorf Passage, an independent nonprofit publishing house. In charge of the American branch will be Buzz Polle, editor, while Ivan Sršen, Sandorf’s co-founder, coordinates the printing, largely done in Croatia.
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Croatian writer, translator and Hispanist Željka Lovrenčić was named a corresponding member of the Madrid-based Academia Hispanoamericana de Buenas Letras this month. This renowned institution operates throughout the Hispanic area and collaborates closely with the world-famous Andrés Bello Foundation.
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The participants are Michel Deguy, Xavier Galmiche, Isabelle Macor, Guillaume Métayer, and Brankica Radić, the authors and translators whose poems appeared in the feature 170 and 171 of the magazine Po&sie.
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Ivana Šojat, our prolific novelist, poet, essayist, and literary translator is a guest at the 5th edition of the EU-China International Literature Festival (November 12th – December 6th 2020) organized by The Delegation of the European Union to China.
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The 'Anthology of the Modern Croatian Poetry' was launched on October 27th in Beijing, and it represents the most ambitious and extensive presentation of the Croatian literature to the Chinese readers.
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Farewell, Cowboy by Olja Savičević Ivančević has just been awarded with the Premier roman 2020 Award! Published by JC Lattès and translated by Chloe Billon, Farewell, Cowboy has been chosen among seven translated titles as the best debut novel published in France.
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Founded in Zagreb in 1966 by the Croatian Writers' Association, ''The Bridge'' / ''Most'' literary magazine is destined to promote Croatian literature at the European and international culture scene.
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The French translator Chloé Billon has received the coveted INALCO 2020 prize for translators for her translation of No-Signal Area (Les Turbines du Titanic in French) by the Croatian author Robert Perišić. The novel was published in France by the publishing house Editions Gaȉa, with support of the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media.
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The French edition of the acclaimed novel was recently published by JC Lattès with a translation grant support of the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media and translated by Chloe Billon.
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Poezibao, the renowned French website dedicated to poetry, has published a review by Marc Wetzel on Hrvoje Pejaković's poetry and his recently published French translation.
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