In Lyric Nation (02.04.12) Susan Stewart, the American poet, literary critic and translator who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, and who contributed examples of her poetry to Issue 6 of Interlitq, reads “There Is No Natural Death,” first published in the June 25, 2007 issue of The Nation, “The Forest” and “The Owl”

In Lyric Nation (02.04.12) Susan Stewart, the American poet, literary critic and translator who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, and who contributed examples of her poetry to Issue 6 of Interlitq, reads “There Is No Natural Death,” first published in the June 25, 2007 issue of The Nation, “The Forest” and “The Owl.”

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« Writing about religious traditions in schools, in “Faith schools can help bridge gaps in divided communities” (Irish Times, 18.06.12), Tony Blair, the former UK Prime Minister, cites Martha Nussbaum, the US philosopher who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq: “I believe the overwhelming number of our faith schools….. provide students with the skills to live in a pluralist society without the relativism of imagining that the truth claims of the different faiths do not matter. Many of our secular schools offer the same skills, though I sometimes think they have a more difficult task. The gift is to help young people escape from what the American philosopher Martha Nussbaum, writing about ‘the new religious intolerance’ – intolerance of religion – recently dubbed a world of ‘whatever’”

O Presidente da República de Portugal, Cavaco Silva, destacou (Expresso, 15.06.12) a presença, em toda a obra de Vasco Graça Moura, o poeta, tradutor e ensaísta português que é Presidente do Centro Cultural de Belém e um editor de consultoria do Interlitq, de valores europeus, salientando a personagem multifacetada do escritor, “simultaneamente fiel às raízes portuguesas e à grande cultura europeia” »