Mariya Gabriel (@GabrielMariya)

With emotion, #EUPL2022 winner Iva Pezuashvili🇬🇪takes us on a journey between societies & people. Alongside with all nominees’ brilliant stories, this is an inspiration for our🆕 Day of🇪🇺European Authors🔄27 March2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣3️⃣. 📚I count on you! @EUPLPrize @Booksellers_Fed @FEP_EU

Mariya Gabriel (@GabrielMariya)

Literature has definitely this power to support #diversity & illustrate how Europe’s one - notably linguistic - is an asset for our identity! 👉Inspiring readings & powerful ideas shared by #EUPL2022 nominees, focusing on #travel, #society, #feelings & #morality. @EUPLPrize

European Stories - Travelling with European authors

Come celebrate the authors of the 2022 edition of the EUPL at an evening dedicated to their nominated books and their writing career.

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EU Commission in Ireland (@eurireland)

RT @EUPLPrize: 📅 On 18 November, #EUPL2022 special mention @tadhg_mac_dh will present his book ‘Madame Lazare’ (@Barzaz_ie, 2021) at the @K…

EU Commission in Ireland (@eurireland)

Congratulations to Irish🇮🇪 writer @tadhg_mac_dh who was one of 5 writers to receive a special mention at this year's EU🇪🇺 Prize for Literature #EUPL2022👇

European Union Prize for Literature announces the 2022 winner and special mentions | EU Prize for Literature

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 immense and 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. 

Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin | EU Prize for Literature

Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin writes books, screenplays and songs for both adults and children. He was awarded Gradam Uí Shúilleabháin, Irish-language Book of the Year 2015 for Mise Raiftearaí an Fíodóir Focal, his literary biography of the poet Antaine Ó Reachtabhra. Writing for children includes the mythological adaptations Fionn agus na Fianna (An Gúm, 2006-2009), and the picture books Uinseann Donn and Dainín (Futa Fata).