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- Jasmina Kanuric
- sep 23 2020
EUPL reviews: where EUPL winners reflect on books from their co-laureates
In June, we launched this exciting series on #EUPLreviews, where our EUPL laureates read and review other EUPL winning books. In the latest installment, Giedra Radvilavičiūtė , laureate of the prize...
- Jasmina Kanuric
- sep 14 2020
Road to the EUPL Ceremony 2020
Before we had to move our EUPL ceremony online, two of our 2020 winning authors shared their expectations, thoughts, and ideas during the weeks leading up to the event in Brussels. Follow Francis...
- Aurore Basson
- juil 14 2020
EUPL Digital Initiatives
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, the European Union Prize for Literature is joining the #CreativeEuropeAtHome movement with the rest of the Creative Europe community by developping a new...
- Jasmina Kanuric
- juin 02 2020
Jan Carson's Lockdown Diary
Our 2019 Irish winner Jan Carson is sharing her impressions and thoughts while being confined to her home in Belfast during the COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak. The Lockdown diary series will be...
- Jasmina Kanuric
- mai 19 2020
European Union Prize for Literature announces 2020 laureates
The European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) recognises emerging fiction writers from across Europe. During a cycle of three years, the award includes 41 countries participating in the Creative...
- Jasmina Kanuric
- avr 16 2020
European Union Prize for Literature announces 2020 shortlist candidates
We are excited to reveal 47 authors and books from 13 participating countries nominated for the 2020 European Union Prize for Literature European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) recognises...
- Julie Belgrado
- oct 18 2019
THREE EUPL WINNERS 2019 IN DISCUSSION AT THE FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR
Two weeks after having received their Prize, three EUPL winning authors 2019 met again in Frankfurt for a thrilling discussion about their writing, EUPL and how the Prize encourages the development...
- Daniël Hübner
- oct 08 2019
EUPL AWARDS CEREMONY 2019
On Wednesday, 2 October 2019, the 14 winners of the EU Prize for Literature finally gathered in Brussels at BOZAR to claim their well-deserved awards. The ceremony began with a true highlight as best...