Discover all EUPL yearly anthology editions.
The European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) is proud to announce the release of European Stories from Ukraine, a special publication celebrating the 15th anniversary of the prize.
The 2024 EUPL Anthology called "European stories" presents the 13 EUPL authors from 2024 and excerpts from their nominated books in their original languages and translated into English.
The EUPL Retrospective box presents an overview of all EUPL authors from 2009 to 2024 per cycle, with excerpts from their nominated books in their original languages and translated into English or French.
The 2023 EUPL Anthology called "European stories" presents the 13 EUPL authors from 2023 and excerpts from their nominated books in their original languages and translated into English.
The 2022 EUPL Anthology called "European stories" presents the 14 EUPL authors from 2022 and excerpts from their nominated books in their original languages and translated into English or French.
The 2021 EUPL Anthology called "European stories" presents the 13 EUPL laureates and excerpts from their winning books in their original languages and translated into English or French.
The 2020 EUPL Anthology called "European stories" presents the 13 EUPL laureates and excerpts from their winning books in their original languages and translated into English.
This year's "European stories" publication presents the EUPL winners 2019 along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This is the special EUPL 10th anniversary publication, which includes the works of short fiction in both original language and English translation of the 5 winners 2018.
This is the special EUPL 10th anniversary publication, which includes 36 works of short fiction in both original language and English translation.
This publication entitled "Twelve Winning Authors 2017" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Twelve Winning Authors 2016" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Twelve Winning Authors 2015" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Thirteen Winning Authors 2014" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Twelve Winning Authors 2013" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Twelve Winning Authors 2012" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Twelve Winning Authors 2011" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Eleven Winning Authors 2010" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.
This publication entitled "Twelve Winning Authors 2009" presents the EUPL winners of that year along with excerpts from their winning books in both original language and English/French translation.