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Selection results of the EU literary translation support programme, 2013
Selection results of the EU literary translation support programme, 2013
22 Jul, 2013
Tags: Europe

The EU Executive Agency for Education, Audiovisual and Culture has published the 2013 selection results (http://eacea NULL.ec NULL.europa NULL.eu/culture/funding/2013/selection/selection_strand_122_2013_en NULL.php) of the literary translation support programme (Strand 1.2.2 of the Culture Programme). Here (http://eacea NULL.ec NULL.europa NULL.eu/culture/funding/2013/selection/documents/strand-122/books-proposed-for-selection-2013 NULL.pdf) you can find a list of the book selected for funding, sorted by publisher and language.

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