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Order the digital edition of TESL’s second European Literary Review, a quarterly journal geared towards shining light on authors filled with talent.
Our goal with the European Literary Review is to reinvigorate the global literary scene by promoting genuinely good literature and art, rather than that which is simply profitable to publishing executives.
The European Literary Review: Second Edition consists of stories written by authors across the world. The majority of the stories will be comprised of submissions to the 2023 Bloom Writing Contest, which ran until May 1st, 2023. The winner, shortlist, and various selected longlist pieces will be published in this journal. Alongside those pieces will be various submissions from the 2023 Ink Across Borders prize, which aims to bridge the divide between Global North and Global South by providing international authors with a voice and platform.
Within:
Sonnet on the Written Word - Susan Norvill
Valhalla - Will Matthews
Chittagong Evenings - Siddhartha Banerjee
The Apple Orchard - Moira
Symphony - Gabriella Nielsen
Pareidolia - Tallulah Griffith
Records of Every Days - George Wehrfritz
Diary of a Kyoto Rickshaw Puller - Simon Rowe
Sonnet - Nicole Collins
Forgetting - Nicholas J. Whiteside
Balcony Imaginings of a Quarter Life Crisis - Eva Ferguson
The Village - Nesim Demir
On The Coast - Martin Alexander
Order yours now!
Official release date: 7 June, 2023
Order the digital edition of TESL’s second European Literary Review, a quarterly journal geared towards shining light on authors filled with talent.
Our goal with the European Literary Review is to reinvigorate the global literary scene by promoting genuinely good literature and art, rather than that which is simply profitable to publishing executives.
The European Literary Review: Second Edition consists of stories written by authors across the world. The majority of the stories will be comprised of submissions to the 2023 Bloom Writing Contest, which ran until May 1st, 2023. The winner, shortlist, and various selected longlist pieces will be published in this journal. Alongside those pieces will be various submissions from the 2023 Ink Across Borders prize, which aims to bridge the divide between Global North and Global South by providing international authors with a voice and platform.
Within:
Sonnet on the Written Word - Susan Norvill
Valhalla - Will Matthews
Chittagong Evenings - Siddhartha Banerjee
The Apple Orchard - Moira
Symphony - Gabriella Nielsen
Pareidolia - Tallulah Griffith
Records of Every Days - George Wehrfritz
Diary of a Kyoto Rickshaw Puller - Simon Rowe
Sonnet - Nicole Collins
Forgetting - Nicholas J. Whiteside
Balcony Imaginings of a Quarter Life Crisis - Eva Ferguson
The Village - Nesim Demir
On The Coast - Martin Alexander
Order yours now!
Official release date: 7 June, 2023