Issue 17 of Interlitq has entered the production phase and will include work by Mohamed Anakar, Jorge Luis Borges, Roberto Brodsky, S.B. Easwaran, Redouan El Ayadi, Kathleen Hellen, Felisberto Hernández, Allen Hibbard, Suzanne Jill Levine, Andrew McCallum Crawford, Nancy Anne Miller, Nivia Montenegro, Michael O’ Leary, Alejandra Pizarnik, Eugenia Prado Bassi, Jane Seaford, Susana Thénon, O Thiam Chin, Miguel-Angel Zapata and Karen Zelas. The Guest Artist will be Anne Noble. Translations by Christopher Betts of work by Jean de la Fontaine, scheduled for publication in Issue 17 of Interlitq, will instead be published in Issue 18 of the review

Issue 17 of Interlitq has entered the production phase and will include work by Mohamed Anakar, Jorge Luis Borges, Roberto Brodsky, S.B. Easwaran, Redouan El Ayadi, Kathleen Hellen, Felisberto Hernández, Allen Hibbard, Suzanne Jill Levine, Andrew McCallum Crawford, Nancy Anne Miller, Nivia Montenegro, Michael O’ Leary, Alejandra Pizarnik, Eugenia Prado Bassi, Jane Seaford, Susana Thénon, O Thiam Chin, Miguel-Angel Zapata and Karen Zelas. The Guest Artist will be Anne Noble. Translations by Christopher Betts of work by Jean de la Fontaine, scheduled for publication in Issue 17 of Interlitq, will instead be published in Issue 18 of the review.

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« Susan Bassnett, a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, to be a keynote speaker at a British Comparative Literature Association (BCLA)/ SOAS Research Students Conference, “Comparing Centres, Comparing Peripheries”, to be held at the SOAS, UK, January 19th-21st, 2012

Article, “Interlitq îşi amână campania de promovare în România” published in “The Epoch Times” (Romania) today discusses Peter Robertson’s projected February 2012 visit to Cluj Napoca, Sibiu and Bucharest to introduce Interlitq to Romanian writers and readers and focuses on the recent negative funding decision made by Arts Council England vis a vis Interlitq »