Local authors of fiction and their genre dominated the Latvian trade publishing market in 2024, in a ‘stable year’ of business.
The European Union Prize for Literature: The 2025 Shortlist
The 2025 shortlist for the European Union Prize for Literature comprises 13 titles. A winner is to be named May 16 in Prague.
Frankfurter Buchmesse Names Its ‘Books at Berlinale’ Titles
The 2025 edition of Books at Berlinale on February 17 will introduce a curated selection of as many as 150 film producers.
At Spain’s Liber Barcelona: A Call for Clarity on the EU Accessibility Act
Publishing professionals at Liber 2024 in Barcelona voice concerns about the EU Accessibility Act; Fondazione LIA’s guidance may be useful.
Europe’s APACE: Only 1 in 4 Publishers Produces Accessible Ebooks
Fondazione LIA’s new APACE: 30 million Europeans await the EU Accessibility Act, but will publishers be there for them?
CEATL Stages a Three-Day Translation Conference in Strasbourg
Brussels’ European Council of Literary Translators’ Associations’ (CEATL) conference offers live streaming from Strasbourg.
CELA, a European Project, Again Promotes Translators, Writers
The Connecting Emerging Literary Artists program in Europe has selected emerging writer and translators for its third annual program.
European Publishers Issue an EU Elections Manifesto
The Federation of European Publishers’ new pre-EU-election manifesto is helping to amplify the publishing sector’s message.
Switzerland’s Frontiers: Academic Freedom and the EU Elections
A Frontiers Policy Labs symposium stresses that academic freedom must remain high on the European Union agenda after the coming elections.
Accessibility: Italy-Based Fondazione LIA Hits Its 10th Anniversary
The reading-accessibility program based in Milan, the LIA Foundation has reached its 10th anniversary in work for sight-impaired readers.