Jansky's proposal goes through a very singular conjunction between electronics and poetry. In this article, the poet and translator Laia Martínez i López (Laia MaLo) talks about her creative and performing experience with the duet she shares with the musician Jaume Reus.

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Is there a lack of counter-canonic tradition in Catalan fiction? What kind of dialogue should be established with universal literature? Max Besora examines the issue in this article.

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In 2019, a new publishing house was born, specializing in Catalan literature in English. Doug Suttle, teacher and translator, is the founder of Fum d’Estampa Press, which will publish titles of fiction, poetry and non-fiction. Their vision is, “Catalan literature. In English. Beautiful poetry, inspiring stories, new perspectives. ”

Fum d’Estampa Press publishes works from modern classics and contemporary authors. Its catalogue comprises works of fiction, poetry and essays.

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faberllull hopes to expand and discover new fields, participate in debates that provide keys to understanding the contemporary world and expand its area of action. faberllull has hosted residencies on diverse religious beliefs, feminist culture, robotics, the energy transition, urban planning, political science and new perspectives in education, among others. But faberllull wants to go even further and learn from the projects candidates propose to them. 

CALENDAR:

Applications for the first half of 2021:

Deadline: 17 September 2020

Results announced: 1 October 2020 

Applications for the last quarter of 2021: 

Deadline: 13 May 2021

Results announced: 27 May 2021

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The prize awarded to Canto jo i la muntanya balla (When I Sing the Mountain Dances) acknowledges the Catalan author as one of the emerging voices of European fiction.

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Is love a binomial or collective concept? What space does polyamory occupy in our reality? Poet and actress Juana Dolores Romero reflects on romantic love in this article.

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Mercè Rodoreda's works continue to be translated into other languages and are received with deep appreciation in the countries where they are published. At other times, old translations are rediscovered by readers of the new generations, as has happened in the United States with the most emblematic Rodoreda’s novel, La plaça del Diamant. It was published in 1986 under the title The Time of the Doves, translated by David H. Rosenthal. The prestigious magazine The New Yorker highlights it now as one of their recommended readings for this summer. In her article, journalist Jia Tolentino reflects on the effect of reading the novel: "I was transfixed when I read it for the first time, recently. I felt like Natalia: naïve, permeable, and keenly alive."

What We’re Reading This Summer

By The New Yorker

June 7, 2020

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Submissions for the 2021 PEN America Literary Awards will be accepted from June 15, 2020 through August 15, 2020. Visit PEN America website for instructions. Any questions may be sent to awards@pen.org.

Submissions for the 2021 cycle are open June 15–August 15, 2020. Among other awards:

PEN Award for Poetry in Translation
PEN Translation Prize

Submit here!

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Writer and journalist Anna Ballbona interviews the French translator Annie Bats, winner of the 2019 Ramon Llull Award for Literary Translation for the adaptation into French of the book Llefre de tu, by Biel Mesquida.

"I've always felt like living across borders, crossing borders"

"Literature is not communication, it is creation"

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Antònia Font smashed through the geographical and mental boundaries of Balearic music once and for all. In this article, Nando Cruz explains which voices are part of this new generation of ultra-local yet cosmic songwriters who have picked up the baton from the Mallorcan band.

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How we have been adapting to social isolation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic? What do we do in an age where algorithms are the prescribers? How can a language like Catalan survive in this context? Ingrid Guardiola reflects about it on this article.

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