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- 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...

- EUPL
- May 22 2019
Announcement of the EUPL 2019 laureates
We are pleased to announce the fourteen laureates of the 2019 European Union Prize for Literature: Laura Freudenthaler (Austria), Piia Leino (Finland), Sophie Daull (France), Réka Mán-Várhegyi (...

- EUPL
- May 02 2019
EUPL 2019 shortlisted candidates
EWC, EIBF and FEP coordinate the jury organisation and selection procedures in the participating countries. Jury members are appointed by EIBF, EWC and FEP Members. In 2019, EWC coordinated the...

- EUPL
- Mar 15 2019
EUPL at Paris Book Fair
EUPL winning authors will feature at various events at the Paris Book Fair, 15 to 18 March 2019. All events will take place at the Europe Stage. 15 March 2019 Ioana Pârvulescu will feature at 12:...

- EUPL
- Mar 12 2019
EUPL at the London Book Fair 2019
EUPL will be at the London Book Fair, taking place March 12-14, to hand out copies of the winning European Stories from 2018's short fiction competition commemorating the 10th anniversary of the EUPL...

- EUPL
- Mar 03 2019
Undinė Radzevičiūtė at Riga Book Fair
Undinė Radzevičiūtė, 2015's Lithuanian winner, will be appearing at the Riga Book Fair on March 3rd at 11am in support of a recent Latvian translation of her winning text Žuvys ir drakonai as well as...

- EUPL
- Mar 02 2019
Paavo Matsin at Riga Book Fair
Paavo Matsin, 2016's Estonian winner, will be appearing at the Riga Book Fair on March 2nd at 2pm in support of a recent Latvian translation of his winning text Gogoli disko. It was translated by...

- EUPL
- Mar 01 2019
Bianca Bellová at Riga Book Fair
Bianca Bellová, 2017's Czech winner, will be appearing at the Riga Book Fair on March 1st at 1pm at the Writers' Lounge in support of a recent Latvian translation of her winning text Jezero. It was...