Frankfurt Book Fair attendees are celebrating their 25th anniversaries as exhibitors, stand openings, and reconnecting with friends.
Croatia’s Martina Vidaić Wins the European Union Prize for Literature
Under the European Union Prize for Literature’s new regime, the main prize for Martina Vidaić’s book is flanked by five special mentions.
‘Day of European Authors’: A New Outreach to Youth
The EC’s first ‘Day of European Authors’ has been welcomed and co-organized in at least 27 European member-states, led by Brussels.
At Frankfurter Buchmesse: Aldus Up’s 2022 Programming
The Aldus Up network of European book fairs has partnered with many sister programs to produce an extensive series of events at Frankfurt.
Georgia’s Iva Pezuashvili Wins the European Union Prize
The author-filmmaker Iva Pezuashvili wins the €10,000 European Union Prize for Literature in its newly evolved single-prize format.
International Book Business: Solidarity With Ukraine
The European Writers’ Council issues its statement in Russian. Signatories join from Spain, Croatia, Ireland, Poland, Sweden, more.
Awards: The EU Prize for Literature Consortium on the Program’s Changes
The two federations in the European Union Prize consortium outline the new approach and their regret at the departure of the Writers’ Council.
Awards: European Writers’ Council Withdraws From the EU Prize for Literature
The European Writers’ Council breaks with two sister organizations over a new structure for the European Union Prize for Literature
European Union Prize for Literature: The 2021 Winners
This year, the honors go to writers from countries including Bulgaria, Latvia, Iceland, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Sweden.
European Union Prize for Literature Announces Its 2021 Shortlist
Shortlists from: Albania, Armenia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Iceland, Latvia, Malta, Moldova, the Netherlands, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, Sweden, and Tunisia.
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