Mircea Cartarescu

Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu, the winner of some of the most prestigious international literary awards, including The Dublin Literary Award (2024) and The Los Angeles Times Book Prize (2023), is making his much-awaited return to New York for a special soiree at the

Live conversation with one of the most visionary publishers in the U. S. The next iteration of the Feraru Online Conferences puts front and center one of the most visionary publishers in the U. S. , Will Evans, the CEO of maverick press Deep Vellum. Daring, eloquent, and

Come meet the author of hypnotizing SOLENOID, finalist of Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction, named one of the best books of 2022 by the New Yorker, Publishers Weekly, The Financial Times, and Words Without BordersWhile not his first English translation, Mircea Cărtărescu’s

While foreign translations still make a fraction of the titles published in the US and the UK, the library of Romanian books in English is growing nonetheless and recently has been enriched with two perennial classics, Ciuleandra by Liviu Rebreanu (Cadmus Press) and Rakes

Distinguished author, art historian and cultural promoter Magda Cârneci discusses her new novel in English, the experimental FEM (Deep Vellum Publishing),with translator Sean Cotter and radio host Andrew Singer in a podcast to be aired on the Trafika Europe Radio online

The Wall in My Head: Words and Images from the Fall of the Iron Curtain Presented by Words Without Borders and Open Letter Books in collaboration with the Polish Cultural Institute and the Romanian Cultural Institute New York, in the frame of Performing Revolution To mark

14-19 aprilie | New York. New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Louisiana  The Romanian Cultural Institute and Louisiana State University are producing a US book launching tour of The Forgiven Submarine (Submarinul Iertat) by Ruxandra Cesereanu and Andrei Codrescu, published in April

RCI NY Auditorium Mirel Bran, Romanian correspondent for prestigious newspapers such as Le Monde (France) or radio (France Inter), continues the RCINY series of dialogues concerning the image-building of a country through the media, and, particularly, the complexities of