Tag: London
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Publication and launch of The Anthology of Mischievous Literature
Dar Camilleri will be launching the English translation of a Maltese language anthology comprising the most controversial literary texts published in Malta over the last 40 years, two of which have been censored, and one that also led to the prosecution and arraignment in court of its author, Alex Vella Gera. The Anthology of Mischievous…
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Next month Dar Camilleri will be publishing “The Anthology of Mischievous Maltese Literature” in the UK
At Dar Camilleri, we are currently finalizing our upcoming publication, to be published in the UK, of the translation of the seminal Maltese literary texts of “L-Antoloġija tal-Letteratura Mqarba”. These are the most controversial texts published in Malta in the last forty years, starting with Alfred Buttiġieġ’s publication of “Dik il-Qtajra” published in the 1980s…
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Joseph Muscat was in London too when Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa was there
Yesterday, coming to Malta on a flight from London was also Joseph Muscat’s whose visit also coincided with Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa’s. Apparently, everyone has some business going on in London lately. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa came back to Malta today from London
While Malta’s new police recruits were checking the work permits of Paceville’s gangsters, Angelo Gafa was in London and arrived back to Malta yesterday night. Well, I wonder what was he doing in London since supposedly, he supports the Italian Inter football team, and that’s how he gets his kicks. Also, why do all corrupt…
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More on Yorgen Fenech’s hidden wealth
Apart from having accounts in Dubai, where he regularly deposited millions of Euros, Yorgen Fenech claims to also have several properties in London. According to him, in a conversation he had with Ian Castaldi Paris, Yorgen Fenech invests his “extra” capital into London real estate. Later on, after these chats were initially revealed, Ian Castaldi…
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Flying on the greatest stork
It is with great pride that I announce that I have bought the publishing rights to Walid Nabhan’s English translation of his seminal novel, Exodus of the storks, published by Peter Owen and translated by Albert Gatt. After Peter Owen was acquired by Pushkin Press, I proceeded to buy the rights from the new owner.…
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When the left was anti-imperialist
One million people were out in the streets of London in protest against the US War on Iraq on February 15th, 2003. The protest is said to have been the biggest protest ever organised in the history of the UK. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
