Małgorzata Lebda’s visit to the UKMałgorzata Lebda, author of Voracious, will be talking to Antonia Lloyd-Jones, the book’s translator, at the Islington Waterstones in London at 6.30pm on 29th May 2025. The conversation will be moderated by Sasha Dugdale, poet and translator. To book tickets: https://www.waterstones.com/events/voracious-ma-gorzata-lebda-and-antonia-lloydjones-in-conversation-with-sasha-dugdale/london-islington Małgorzata Lebda will also be at the Hay Festival, in conversation with Joelle Taylor, on Saturday 31st May 2025. “Life and death are beautifully balanced in Lebda's lyrical novel.” --Olga Tokarczuk “A visionary account of the lacework of interrelationships between people and the earth. It has a hallucinatory quality – passionate, disturbing, memorable – like a dream sent to us by a druid. Antonia Lloyd-Jones has rendered this dream in a breathtaking English translation that seethes and flickers.” --Sasha Dugdale “Voracious is gorgeous, vivid, timeless, a novel about a small place and a small family as a microcosm of the human family and the whole world at this particular moment in time.” --Sara Baume Magdalena Blaževic in the UKMagdalena Blaževic, author of In Late Summer, tr. Andelka Raguž will come to the UK in September and will talk to Rosie Goldsmith at Hatchards, Piccadilly, on 10th September. “Powerful on war, poignant on friendship and childhood, lyrical on hope. An Impressive, strong and original voice, which touched me particularly, having spent fifteen years litigating these issues in various courts.” Philippe Sands “Permeated with beauty and pain, Magdalena Blazevic’s world sucks you in from the first pages. She has drawn and immemorialised a microcosm where love dwells forever, and where nobody is safe from the virus of war. It is a resoundingly timely and timeless story.” Kapka Kassabova More to follow!
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