A remarkable site, an important and interesting organisation, founded 2001:
Quoted from the page:
Literature Across Frontiers (LAF) is a platform for organisations and
individuals working together across Europe and beyond to develop
intercultural dialogue through literature and translation.
We run a series of activities and projects that create opportunities
for new literary connections and collaborations, bring to light
lesser-translated literatures, as well as monitoring translation
activities and debating policy in the field of literature and
translation.
We are based at the Mercator Institute for Media, Languages and Culture, at
Aberystwyth University
in Wales, United Kingdom, and are part of the newly established
Institute for Literature and Creative Arts, which will start operating
from the next academic year. Outside our headquarters office in
Aberystwyth, our staff and co-workers are based in several locations in
the UK, France and Germany.
Literature Across Frontiers has been supported since 2001 by the
Culture programme of the European Commission.
They also offer a trilingual online literary review:
Transcript is an online review of books and writing from
around the world with a focus on European literature and its
relationship with other literary scenes. Its aim is to promote quality
literature in translation and to give wider circulation to material from
literary publications in other languages through the medium of English,
French and German.
Transcript was first published in 2002 with support from the
Culture Programme of the European Union and is being re-launched as
part of Literature Across Frontiers’s new website.
