Andrew Motion, a contributor to Issue 5 of Interlitq, participated in Grant Gee’s film about W.G. Sebald

Andrew Motion

Andrew Motion, the former Poet Laureate who contributed an example of his poetry to Issue 5 of Interlitq, has been cited in “WG Sebald’s quietly potent legacy” (Robert McCrum, The Guardian, 13.05.13): “Inevitably, it seems, Sebald is also beginning to become a source for documentary film-makers. In 2011, Grant Gee, celebrated for his film Joy Division, made a wonderful documentary Patience (After Sebald) about the author’s life in Suffolk (partly inspired by The Rings of Saturn) with contributions from Andrew Motion, Adam Phillips, and many other devotees.”

WG Sebald, photographed in his office at UEA soon before he died in 2001. Photograph: Eamonn McCabe

Grant Gee

Adam Phillips

Robert McCrum

Stanley Cavell, a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, cited in “To the Wonder”

Stanley Cavell

Stanley Cavell, the U.S. philosopher who is  a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, has been cited in “To the Wonder”, Brett McCracken, Christianity Today, 12.04.13): “Already firmly established as a living legend, Malick is at the point in his career where he can make films exactly as he wants them, thoroughly unconcerned with the norms of studio filmmaking. But the ultra-abstract, “what just happened” tenor of his recent work is perhaps what you’d expect from a man who studied philosophy under Stanley Cavell at Harvard in the 1960s, read Kierkegaard, Heidegger, and Wittgenstein at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, and lectured in philosophy at MIT.”

Terrence Malick

 

Molly Haskell, a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, has attended the 2013 Athena Film Festival Opening Night Reception in NYC

Molly Haskell

Molly Haskell, the American feminist film critic and author who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, has attended the 2013 Athena Film Festival Opening Night Reception at the Diana Center At Barnard College in New York City. 

Peter Robertson, presidente de Interlitq, opina que Colm Tóibín no es como Vermeer pero es más bien a “latter-day Jeremiah”

Peter Robertson

Evaluando la novela The Story of the Night en Spike Magazine, Peter Robertson, el escritor y periodista británico que es presidente de Interlitq, opina que Colm Tóibín no es como Vermeer pero es más bien a “latter-day Jeremiah”.

Colm Tóibín

Vermeer

Jeremiah

 

Ariel Dorfman, a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, states that “against the worst odds, Chile has a spirit of joy and ability to overcome the worst circumstances”

Ariel Dorfman

Ariel Dorfman, the Chilean author who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, has been cited in “The Story Of ‘No’ Is The Story Of Modern Chile” (Mandalit Del Barco, NPR, 14.02.13): Chilean writer Ariel Dorfman says No is now a great point of pride — especially as it’s the first film from Chile to be up for an Academy Award. ”It’s reminding people that ‘Yes we can,’ Dorfman says. “That against the worst odds, Chile has a spirit of joy and ability to overcome the worst circumstances. And I think this is part of the return of some sort of joy to Chile. And we deserve it. Our people deserve it.”

Gael Garcia Bernal as Rene Saavedra

Mandalit Del Barco