FILI – Finnish Literature Exchange supports and promotes the publication of Finnish literature in translation around the world.
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The It’s Finland Again! project’s first live event will take place on 19 March
The It’s Finland Again! project’s first live event will take place on 19 March at the Nordic Embassies’ Felleshus […]
Read more about The It’s Finland Again! project’s first live event will take place on 19 MarchFILI at the London, Leipzig, Bologna and Prague book fairs
This spring, FILI will participate in the London Book Fair on 12–14 March, the Leipzig Book Fair on 21–24 March, […]
Read more about FILI at the London, Leipzig, Bologna and Prague book fairsFinnish State Award for Foreign Translators to Maima Grīnberga
Grinberga has translated an unparalleled 100 books into Latvian
This year, the recipient of the Finnish State Award for Foreign Translators […]
Read more about Finnish State Award for Foreign Translators to Maima Grīnberga30 or So Books from Finland in German – read now!
Our new publication is here! You can read about the more than 30 translated books being published this year […]
Read more about 30 or So Books from Finland in German – read now!New trainee at FILI
Christoph Scheike has started working as an intern at FILI. He is a master’s student of Nordic literary and cultural […]
Read more about New trainee at FILIFiction Editors’ Week begins!
FILI is organizing an Editors’ Week visit for eight international publishers from 12-15 February. The publishers coming to Helsinki are: […]
Read more about Fiction Editors’ Week begins!Invite a Finnish author to visit!
More than 30 Finnish books will be published in German this year. With the It’s Finland Again! project, you can […]
Read more about Invite a Finnish author to visit!Rights sold recently
- Katja Kettu’s The Investigations of a Certain cat sold to Hungary
- Magdalena Hai’s The Horned God sold to Estonia and Sweden
- Terra Publica bought the Lithuanian rights for Eva Frantz’s The Mystery of Raspberry Hill (Hallonbacken, Schildts & Söderströms)
- The Old Lion Publishing House bought the Ukrainian rights for Magdalena Hai’s The Little Shop of Nightmares series
- Dwie Siostry bought the Polish rights for Sofia & Amanda Chanfreau’s A Giraffe’s Heart Is Unbelievably Large