
Nataliya Deleva
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British-Bulgarian author of ARRIVAL @PressIndigoThe
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Another thought-provoking discussion this afternoon with the wonderful Joanna Elmy – @joannaelmy.bsky.social at the British Library, part of the brilliant European Writers' Festival 2024. Can't wait for Joanna's novel to come out in English next year (Faber Books) so you can all read it! 💜 Chaired by Uta Staiger.


.Jack Edwards caught up with #InternationalBooker2023 winners Georgi Gospodinov and @rodel_angela to hear about what life has been like since their win, and the importance of literary translators.

Today Valeria Luiselli handed over her manuscript to the Future Library in a beautiful ceremony in the forest in Oslo. It is now resting in the Future Library and will be printed in 2114 with paper made from these trees - thank you Katie Paterson and Anne Beate Hovind 🌿🌱🍃





Londoners, join us on Tuesday Waterstones Gower Street to celebrate the launch of A SIMPLE INTERVENTION. Author Yael Inokai and translator Marielle Sutherland will be in conversation with author Nataliya Deleva Tickets – eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-simple-int… See you there at 18.30 💙


@MilkovaStiliana Stay tuned for: --a cluster of reviews of Nataliya Deleva's FOUR MINUTES, translated from Bulgarian by izidora angel. --reviews of THE CASE OF CEM and THE LOVER OF NO FIXED ABODE --and more on LIES AND SORCERY Open Letter Books


I read Small Rain during a quiet weekend, drawn in by Garth Greenwell's precise, lyrical prose. It explores pain with an intensity that feels deeply intimate, and it captures the complexities of suffering and the proximity it can create between people. A liminal novel. Farrar,Straus&Giroux



Visited Oberlin to give a guest lecture in @MilkovaStiliana's advanced translation workshop & to chat about my and Nataliya Deleva's baby, Four Minutes. The students then wrote these absolutely impressive reviews for ReadinginTranslation. I loved all of them, but this one in


