The LS project aims to independently present Slovene literature, Slovene literary life and Slovene culture in general to readers abroad. LS project provides, with the translations of Slovenian authors from lees-used Slovenian language into all the major, well-used languages of EU, the accessibility of Slovenian Literature and Culture to a non-national audience and stimulates the […]

Supported works into Slovene language: – Jonas Gardell: En komikers uppväxt / Kako je odraščal komik, translated from Swedish by Dr. Nada Grošelj – Jānis Jonevs: Jelgava ´94 / Metalci ’94*, translated from Latvian by Jedrt Lapuh Maležič – Petra Dvořáková: Julie mezi slovy / Julija med besedami, translated from Czech by Diana Pungeršič – Anna Woltz: Mijn bijzonder […]

Versopolis is a Europe-wide poetry project of renowned literary festivals, exposing, connecting and bringing the finest poetry closer to audiences and through collaboration and mutual enrichment adding value and a sustainable vision of the initial European idea. Versopolis will help authors already established in their home countries spread their poetry across borders, its first and […]

The Forum of Slavic Cultures is already the publisher of the 100 Slavic Novels collection, an international literary programme of contemporary Slavic literature written after the fall of the Berlin wall. The collection represents a highly successful example of literary exchange among the Slavic cultures, establishing close ties among the Slavic writers, translators and readers. […]

List of translated works: – Jelena Lengold: Vašarski Mađioničar / Sejemski čarovnik*. Translated from Serbian into Slovene by Dušanka Zabukovec – Iris Hanika: Das Eigentliche / Bistvo vsega*. Translated from German into Slovene by Ana Jasmina Oseban – Daniela Kapitáňová: Kniha o cintoríne / Samko Tale: Knjiga o britofu. Translated from Slovak into Slovene by […]

The project Our Little Library was aimed to promote reading culture and new European children’s authors and illustrators who are well known at home but not necessarily in other European countries. KUD Sodobnost International, as well as the publishing houses Ezop from Poland and Nieko Rimto from Lithuania, succeeded to expand our literatures beyond our […]