The fourth annual ESLT (European School of Literary Translation) Summer School will take place online from 8-11 September 2020, bringing together around 20 translators and educators from across Europe who are passionate about teaching literary translation. The four-day programme will include a mixture of seminars and workshops. Confirmed faculty participants include Alexandra Borisenko (Moscow), Gandolfo Cascio (Utrecht), Franca Cavagnoli (Milan) and Louisa Desilla (Thessaloniki).
A new organization has been founded in Italy to represent the main authors’ categories in the publishing industry: writers, literary translators, illustrators, and comic book writers have now joined forces in Calibro, Confederazione Autrici e Autori del Libro (Confederation of Book Authors).
On 13 May, EU national ministers responsible for culture policies will convene in Brussels for the Education, Youth, Culture and Sport Council. Ahead of this meeting, Spain and Portugal have called for a discussion on the value of the cultural and creative sectors in AI development, focusing on the importance of safeguarding copyright and related rights, as well as ensuring transparency in the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice under the AI Act.