Can you imagine a European literary Prize, covering the 40 or so countries taking part in the Creative Europe programme, with the ambition of raising the profile and recognition of authors who have received little or no translation? And if so, how can it be organised and how can the authors receiving this unique award be promoted? Since 2009, the organisers, with financial support from the European Union, have been tackling this almost impossible task. The task is to find trustworthy and experienced contacts in the various participating countries, so as to be able to put the spotlight on the author who will represent his or her literature. But not all at the same time, as it is not possible to make such a selection from so many countries each year, so it was decided to work in three-year cycles, with all countries represented once per cycle. Each year, between eleven and fourteen countries take part in the selection of authors who have published between two and four works of fiction and who have not yet been discovered by publishers in other countries, whether in Europe or beyond. Over the years, the Prize has changed, but the rules for selecting authors have remained the same. The vast majority of the authors featured in this compilation have been translated into many European languages and beyond. The Prize is therefore achieving its objective of highlighting new European works and introducing new readers to the talents of neighbouring countries (in the broadest sense). The Prize organisers would like to thank all those who have been associated with this prize since its inception, who have selected the books, promoted the authors, translated them and introduced them to new readers. The authors’ bibliographical notes refer to the date on which they took part in the prize. For longer translated extracts, please visit the Prize website. Long live literature, long live Europe!
Authors
Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture, European Commission, EIBF (European and International Booksellers Federation), Federation of European Publishers/Fédération des éditeurs européens (FEB)
- Catalogue number
- NC-05-24-152-EN-N NC-05-24-152-EN-C
- Citation
- European Commission, Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture, European Union prize for literature 2022, 2023, 2024 – Nominated authors cycle 05 , Publications Office of the European Union, 2024, https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2766/822220
- DOI
- https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2766/905329 https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2766/822220
- ISBN
- 978-92-68-13085-8
- Pages
- 52
- Published in
- Belgium
- Themes
- Culture
Table of Contents
- AUSTRIA 6
- Peter Karoshi 6
- BELGIUM 7
- Gaea Schoeters 7
- BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 8
- Slađana Nina Perković 8
- GEORGIA 9
- Iva Pezuashvili 9
- GREECE 10
- Takis Kampylis 10
- IRELAND 11
- Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin 11
- ITALY 12
- Danielle Mencarelli 12
- LITHUANIA 13
- Tomas Vaiseta 13
- NORTH MACEDONIA 14
- Vladimir Jankovski 14
- NORWAY 15
- Kjersti Anfinnsen 15
- ROMANIA 16
- Raluca Nagy 16
- SLOVAKIA 17
- Richard Pupala 17
- SPAIN 18
- Jacobo Bergareche 18
- UKRAINE 19
- Eugenia Kuznetsova 19
- ARMENIA 22
- Lusine Kharatyan 22
- CROATIA 23
- Martina Vidaić 23
- CYPRUS 24
- Hari N. Spanou 24
- CZECHIA 25
- Ondřej Štindl 25
- ESTONIA 26
- Tõnis Tootsen 26
- FINLAND 27
- Iida Rauma 27
- France 28
- Maud Simonnot 28
- KOSOVO 29
- Ag Apolloni 29
- LIECHTENSTEIN 30
- Anna Ospelt 30
- LUXEMBOURG 31
- Jeff Schinker 31
- MONTENEGRO 32
- Ilija Đurović 32
- POLAND 33
- Sabina Jakubowska 33
- SWEDEN 34
- Marit Kapla 34
- ALBANIA 38
- Rita Petro 38
- BULGARIA 39
- Todor Todorov 39
- DENMARK 40
- Theis Ørntoft 40
- GERMANY 41
- Deniz Utlu 41
- HUNGARY 42
- Panni Puskás 42
- ICELAND 43
- María Elísabet Bragadóttir 43
- LATVIA 44
- Daina Tabūna 44
- MALTA 45
- Aleks Farrugia 45
- NETHERLANDS 46
- Sholeh Rezazadeh 46
- PORTUGAL 47
- Gabriela Ruivo 47
- SERBIA 48
- Bojan Krivokapić 48
- SLOVENIA 49
- Tina Vrščaj 49
- TUNISIA 50
- Arbia Braham 50
