Circulation of European Literary Works Webinar, 2nd December

• Circulation of European Literary Works Webinar
• Tuesday 02 December at 11am
• Please register here for the webinar
  

Join us for an online information clinic on the Circulation of European Literary Works call on Tuesday 2nd December at 11am.

We will go through the purpose and priorities of the call and answer any questions you might have. If you are a publisher and are considering this as a suitable opportunity for funding for your organisation please come along, to hear more.

The Circulation of European Literary Works call supports projects that translate, publish, distribute, and promote European works of fiction. This call is now open for applications and the deadline to apply for funding is 29th January 2026.

Circulation of European Literary Works

The Circulation of European Literary Works call supports around 40 projects implemented either by a single entity (mono-beneficiary) or by a consortium of organisations (multi-beneficiary). Project should aim to:

• Promote the diversity of literature in the target country (or countries) by including works of fiction from countries that are under-represented, and in particular, works written in lesser used languages.
• Support the profession of literary translator and respect the principle of fair remuneration.
• Propose the most effective distribution and promotion strategies, and the most appropriate book format, in order to ensure wide and easy access to European literary works and to contribute to the development of the readership of European literature.
• Encourage collaboration between different actors of the book value chain: authors, translators, publishers, distributors, booksellers, libraries, literary events, or festivals.
• Contribute to the EU overarching priorities.
• Each project must include at least 5 eligible works of fiction to be translated, published, distributed, and promoted.
• Please read the Circulation of EU Literary Works 2026 Call Document to check eligibility and requirements.

Find out more about the Circulation of European Literary Works call.