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4th Warsaw Book Fair in the National Stadium, hall: London C Professor Anna Nasiłowska, valued author, literature critic, and member of the national jury of the European Prize for Literature in 2012...
EUPL is recruiting a project manager for a six months contrat (July – December 2013) The project manager will take part in all the activities of the Consortium made of EBF/FEP/EWC and will in...
London Book Fair 2013, PEN Literary Café, 1-2 pm, Wednesday 17 April 2013 Authors Anna Kim (Austria) and Sara Mannheimer (Sweden), who were among the winners of the 2012 European Union Prize...
Ten novels have been shortlisted for the 2013 International IMPAC DUBLIN Literary Award. The list includes City of Bohane by Irish author, Kevin Barry, five novels in translation (from Japan, Iceland...
Media Release: Monday 5th March 2013 Three percent? New research from Literature Across Frontiers - Publishing Data and Statistics on Translated Literature in the United Kingdom and Ireland -...
After participating in the historic Poetry Parnassus at London's Southbank Centre, Immanuel Mifsud, EUPL winner in 2012, is participating in Ireland's most prestigious poetry festival, The...
16 January 2013: Selected countries in 2013
The selected countries for the European Prize for Literature in 2013 are Belgium, Bosnia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Luxembourg, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and Macedonia.
Discover the videos of the winning Authors 2012! Authors were interviewed in Passaporta, Brussels, the day before the Awards Ceremony.
The pictures and the video of the Awards ceremony 2012 are available on this website. Click on "Awards Ceremonies" in the menu and enjoy ...
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A European Prize for emerging talents in the field of contemporary fiction: WHY & HOW?

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The aim of the European Prize for Literature is to put the spotlight on the creativity and diverse wealth of Europe’s contemporary literature in the field of fiction, to promote the circulation of literature within Europe and encourage greater interest in non-national literary works.

The works of the selected winners (one per country participating in the prize on a rotation basis) will reach a wider and international audience, and touch readers beyond national and linguistic borders.