catalan literature

Iolanda Batallé Prats, director of the Ramon Llull Institute explains how Catalan literature is going from strength to strength 

English is fourth most common language for Catalan literary translations after Spanish, French and Italian

Institut Ramon Llull director Iolanda Batallé Prats on literary diversity, the London Book Fair and the joy of picture books

Check out main events organized by Catalan communities abroad, foreign ministry or DIPLOCAT

Marta Orriols on her widely acclaimed novel, representing Catalan literature abroad, and book recommendations for Sant Jordi

Organized by Òmnium Cultural, the Honor Award ceremony at the Palau de la Música became a night of poetic recitals

Tributes paid to author of over 50 literary works

Bookstores and publishing houses showcase large selection of Catalan-language titles and translations in Barcelona

Event features Catalan capital with 'literary city' project, promoting local writers and including musical performances and exhibitions

"Catalonia is a country of poetry," says the poet and writer on receiving 51st edition of prestigious prize

This book is purposefully shocking, often difficult to read, and raises necessary questions – although it sometimes might go to far

Claudia Piñeiro, John Banville, Leila Slimani, Ken Bugul, and David Peace include some of those invited

Barcelona mayor calls former French prime minister’s attitude "histrionic and out of place"