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Today birthday of John Greening
John Greening Today is the birthday of John Greening, the English poet, critic and editor.
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Angela Topping 62 today, October 2nd, 2016
Angela Topping The Editorial Board of Interlitq wishes many happy returns of her birthday to Angela Topping, the UK author who contributed poetry to Issue 21 of Interlitq, and to Interlitq‘s English...
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“One did not drink sherry before the evening, just as one did not read a...
“One did not drink sherry before the evening, just as one did not read a novel in the morning.”: Barbara Pym Quartet in Autumn
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Interlitq’s English Writers 4 rescheduled for publication December 2016
Hugo Bonamin 2013, Untitled after Lord Byron, Oil on canvas, 222×199 cm Work by authors such as Nick Caistor, Tom Chivers, Jonathan Dunne, Geraldine Green, John Greening, Amanda Hopkinson, Neil...
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George Szirtes, distinguished poet and translator, 68 today
George Szirtes George Szirtes, the England-based Hungarian-born poet who was a contributor to Issue 1 of Interlitq, and Interlitq‘s English Writers 1, and whose work will be published in Interlitq‘s...
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The poems “To An Old Lady” and “Let it Go” by William Empson-Audio
William Empson The poems”To An Old Lady” and “Let it Go” by William Empson-Audio.
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Susan Hill “herself has been calloused by painful experiences in her life”
Susan Hill Writing in The Guardian, Danuta Kean states: Hill herself has been calloused by painful experiences in her life. As well as the death of Lepine, she had several miscarriages after the birth...
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“A little alarm now and then keeps life from stagnation”: Fanny Burney
Fanny Burney “A little alarm now and then keeps life from stagnation.” About Fanny Burney
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Neil Langdon Inglis to discuss William Tyndale in forthcoming Interlitq...
Neil Langdon Inglis 1994 witnessed the quincentennial of the birth of William Tyndale (d. 1536), the first published English translator of the Bible, as well as the founding of The Tyndale Society, an...
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Wolf whistling and sexist remarks could become hate crimes in London
Wolf whistling or making sexist remarks on London’s streets could become a hate crime. The Metropolitan Police revealed it is speaking with other UK forces to assess whether it is worth cracking down...
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