After four surprisingly short years, the EUTERPE Project has officially held its final conference, Thinking Transnationally: European Literatures and Gender, at the Central European University in Vienna, from September 23 to 25, 2026. The three-day event brought together the consortium members, doctoral candidates and external project contributors to present panels and roundtables on the project’s output and to enjoy poetry readings, a literary performance, and a keynote by o

We are delighted to share that the EUTERPE Podcast Library has been selected by the European Research Executive Agency (REA) for its feature "Science on the go: 10 EU-funded podcasts from AI to climate change," published on 1 September 2026. The REA, the European Commission agency that manages a large share of the EU's research and innovation funding, put together the selection to show how EU-funded researchers are bringing their work to wider audiences. EUTERPE appears along

At the beginning of June, York-based doctoral candidate Alice Flinta organised and chaired an event on contemporary Palestinian Literature, as part of the annual York Festival of Ideas. The event brought together Ghazzawi writer Sondons Sabra and Comma Press editor James Harker for a conversation and live readings from Voices of Resistance. Diaries of Genocide (Comma Press, 2025). James spoke about the context and editorial development of this powerful collection of testimoni