On Saturday 13 May 18:00 at Svět knihy Praha (Prague Book World), EUPL will host a debate on European literature and a reading session with #eupl2023 authors Marit Kapla (Sweden), Ondřej Štindl (Czech Republic) and Sabina Jakubowska (Poland).
This page lists all the book fairs where you might get the chance to meet with some of the former nominees and winners of the European Union Prize for Literature.
On 5 & 6 May at Thessaloniki Book Fair, EUPL will host two panels about the importance of translations as bridges between cultures, where former EUPL laureates will share their experiences.
The European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) recognises emerging fiction writers from the European Union and beyond. Engaging the 41 countries participating in the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, the Prize celebrates 41 outstanding new literary talents across a cycle of three years. Spotlighting the creativity and the diverse wealth of Europe’s contemporary literature in the field of fiction, EUPL aims to encourage the circulation of literature within Europe and encourage greater interest in non-national literary works.
The European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) recognises emerging fiction writers from the European Union and beyond. Engaging the 41 countries participating in the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, the Prize celebrates 41 outstanding new literary talents across a cycle of three years. Spotlighting the creativity and the diverse wealth of Europe’s contemporary literature in the field of fiction, EUPL aims to encourage the circulation of literature within Europe and encourage greater interest in non-national literary works.
Atelier
Le 22 avril 2023 à 18:00
With Gaea Schoeters, recognised by the jury in 2022.
With 176 authors from more than 40 countries, since 2009 the European Union Prize for Literature has enabled publishers and readers to discover new voices that make us travel and better understand the realities of our fellow citizens. In Paris, the Flemish author, Gaea Schoeters (translated into French by Actes Sud), recognised by the jury in 2022, will discuss this literary recognition.
The European jury is composed of seven members: all literary experts, with professional influence and who are both competent and influential in the field of literature and translation.
The members of the European jury are appointed by the two members of the EUPL Consortium, after consultation with experts in the sector. They are now reading the translated extracts before they announce their decision on 28 April in Leipzig.
Our EUPL 2022 authors Jacobo Bergareche and Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin will be at the Brussels Book Fair for a literary event.
Friday 31 March at 20:00
Brussels, Place de l'Europe, Shed 2
Moderator : FEP Director Anne Bergman
