As this year’s Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival comes onto the scene, Jean Paul Borg speaks to Lara Zammit about the festival and the place of literature in Malta.
Poet Katerina Iliopoulou speaks to Elena Cardona on the inspiration she draws from Greek mythology, and how her work delves deep into the notion of memory.
Noel Tanti interviews Miriam Calleja: “If I had to meet Miriam now for the very first time, her tag would be ‘she who sees poetry in the world’.”
Se jerġa’ jkollna Palk Ħieles, din id-darba fil-Forti Sant’Iermu nnifsu, il-Ħamis 26 t’Awwissu. Il-pubbliku se jkun protagonist, il-mikrofonu se jkun ħieles, u daqstant ieħor l-ispirtu. / The Open Mic is back, at Fort St Elmo itself, on Thursday 26 August. The public will be the protagonist, the mic will be open, and so will be the spirit.
Inua Ellams is a Nigerian poet, playwright, performer, graphic artist & designer based in the UK. Leanne Ellul gets the opportunity to ask him a few questions.
Poet Ghayath Almadhoun reflects on his position as refugee and how it has influenced his writing. Almadhoun is one of the invited authors of the Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival to be held at Fort St Elmo.
One of our invited authors, Leanne Ellul, is interviewed by Clare Azzopardi on the Times of Malta. Leanne will be performing at our Festival on Friday, 27th August.
Nhar il-Ħamis, 12 ta’ Awwissu, Fondazzjoni HELA bil-proġett Raħal il-Letteratura flimkien mal-imsieħba Inizjamed qed jorganizzaw serata ta’ qari ġewwa mkejjen differenti fir-Rabat.
Six authors have been invited to the 16th edition of the Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival, which will return to Fort St Elmo after last year’s online edition. It will be held on August 27 and 28.
Sena ġewwa tatna ġewwa. Se nirritornaw lejn il-beraħ tal-Forti Sant’Iermu fis-27 u t-28 t’Awwissu. Ħerqanin biex nerġgħu narawkom magħna. / One year inside was hard to take. We will be returning to the open air of Fort Saint Elmo, on 27 and 28 August. We are looking forward to see you with us again.
