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Literary Europe Live: Juana Adcock and Árpád Kollár

November 2016

In this podcast Jennifer Williams speaks to our New Voices from Europe Literary Europe Live SPL Poets in Residence Juana Adcock and Árpád Kollár about writing poetry while listening to Hungarian punk music, the definition of Spanglish, how to write multi-lingual poems and much more.  This project was made possible by Literary Europe Live, Literature Across Frontiers and the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.

With many thanks to James Iremonger for the music in this podcast.

 

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