Interview with John a‘Beckett, Managing Editor of New Europe Writers, in Polish and English March 2, 2013
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Christian Mailoux, współredaktor Červená Barva Press, przeprowadza wywiad z Johnem a’Beckettem, współzałożycielem New Europe Writers.
Założył pan New Europe Writers wraz z Jamesem G. Coonem i Andrew Finchamem. Jak poznał pan tych ludzi i co zainspirowało długotrwałą współpracę?
Poznaliśmy się przez przypadek, w Radio Cafe, w Warszawie, w 2006. Patrząc z perspektywy czasu, wydaje mi się to raczej jak szczęśliwy traf. (more…)
New Europe Writers Facebook new fanpage February 2, 2013
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New Europe Writers invite to our Facebook site:
https://www.facebook.com/NewEuropeWriters
Tri-lingual Warsaw Tales E-book Now Available for Free Download May 18, 2011
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This excellent e-book is made available to the public through the initiative of Prof. Lidia Vianu and her team of Romanian translators at the MTTLC and the co-operation between New Europe Writers and Contemporary Literature Press. The e-book includes the full English text, the original Polish text, and the translations of all texts into Romanian. Please follow this link to download this free e-book.
Note: Because of the large size of some files, we recommend saving them to your computer before opening (right-click on the link and choose “Save Link As”).
Warsaw Tales is now available April 9, 2010
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The newly published Warsaw Tales includes a bumper crop of excellent writing, such as this story, The Bumper Dwarf, by Polish author Wojciech Chmielewski .
See Selected Tales for a sample (The Bumber-dwarf); Go to Where To Buy – WarsawTales
Click on The Quirky Face of Warsaw to listen to an interview with John aBeckett on Polish radio.
When Cards Run Bad February 5, 2010
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An interview with Veronika Lukacs, translator of Iván Bächer’s short stories for Budapest Tales: Confirmation and Class Struggle.
Q: Can you tell us a bit about Iván Bächer and what attracted you to his writing?
A: He’s a journalist and prose-writer who carries on the century-old tradition of feuilleton writing. He describes with wit the ordinary quotidian Hungarian life, reviews books, or comments on political events – always with a bite in the tail. (more…)
