International Projects and Poetry and Readings21 March, 2020 World Poetry Day 2020 These past weeks has seen a global outbreak of Coronavirus (COVD-19), including in many UNESCO Cities of Literature across the world. Our thoughts and admiration go out to all those who are working every day to protect the safety and wellbeing of their fellow citizens around the world. During this evolving situation we have seenContinue reading...
Partnerships with other projects and institutions and Poetry and Readings19 March, 2018 Poets from the UK, Slovenia and Romania at Granada World Poetry Day Georgina Wilding Georgina is a poet born and bred in Notthingham. She grew up in a working-class family with Irish Catholic roots. She has a first class degree in Creative and Professional Writing from the University of Nottingham, and began her career in poetry working within the spoken word collective, Mouthy Poets. Her current work in poetry has a focus onContinue reading...
Partnerships with other projects and institutions and Poetry and Readings26 February, 2018 Granada World Poetry Day 2018 Download 2018 World Poetry Day programme. On March 21, 2017, Granada City Council’s Department for the Arts, in partnership with the Granada UNESCO City of Literature programme, and with the collaboration of the Asociación del Diente de Oro, joined in celebrating World Poetry Day for the first time. The event consisted of a big publicContinue reading...
Conversations and Fiction and Readings21 October, 2017 Mircea Cărtărescu in dialogue with Ioana Gruia Mircea Cărtărescu (Bucarest, 1956), narrator, poet and essayist, is maybe the most outstanding Romanian writer and one of the most renowned and famous ones in Europe. His books have been translated into Spanish, English, French, German, Polish, Swedish, Bulgarian and Hungarian among other languages. Most of his work has been published in Spain, notably among otherContinue reading...
