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Read up on Slovenia's vibrant book fairs, readings and presentations of books by Slovenian and foreign authors. Make connections with literary publishers and discover their international activity.




Literature web resources

  • JAK, Slovenian Book Agency activities – consult the catalogues of Slovenian publishers, authors, sample translations
  • JAK, Slovenian Book Agency – presentation materials
  • DSP, Slovene Writers' Association



Slovenian Book Agency


The Slovenian Book Agency is a public agency that was established in 2008 to engage the area of literature in a coordinated and uniform way. Its primary concerns are to facilitate better availability of books, to promote Slovene authors internationally, to financially support literary events, projects concerned with reading culture, publications of quality books and translations, and to regulate the process from the production to publication to distribution of literature.

JAK (Slovenian abbreviation for Slovenian Book Agency) is located in the house called Vratarnica (Gatekeeper's house) in the Metelkova Quarter of Ljubljana, in the vicinity of the Ministry of Culture.

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Database of translations


The Database of translations of Slovenian literature is a non-profit database cataloguing translations of Slovenian literary works. It is maintained and updated by the Slovenian Book Agency and openly accessible to all users.

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Upcoming Literature events
  • 15 Oct 2025

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    19 Oct 2025

    GermanyFrankfurt am MainFrankfurt International StageFrankfurt Book Fair

    Several Slovenian publishers are showcasing their latest works, including fiction and non-fiction books, graphic novels, and other literary artefacts for book enthusiasts. In addition, Slovenia is hosting three panel discussions: "How Books Travel Today: Exploring Trends and Developments in the European Markets for Translated Books," "Graphic Novels in Germany, Czechia, and Slovenia: Tracing the Evolution of the Genre," and "Punk-Museum: Esad Babačić in Conversation with Thomas Podhostnik."

    Organized by: Slovenian Book Agency.
Past Literature events
  • 21 Sep 2025

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    23 Sep 2025

    North MacedoniaSkopjePRO-ZA Balkan International Literature Festival

    Slovenian authors and editors Jana Bauer, Alenka Arh, and Lidija Dimkovska are presenting the latest in Slovenian literature, while this year's recipient of the Prozart Award is Evald Flisar.

  • 17 Sep 2025

    Czech RepublicNové Město nad Metují, Prague, StrakoniceVilla P651Literature Night

    Slovenia participates for the first time in this event of public readings of contemporary European literature, presenting Drago Jančar’s novel "And Love Itself", with passages read by the acclaimed Czech actor Vladimír Polívka.

  • 14 Sep 2025

    GreeceAthensAthens Book Festival

    Contemporary Slovenian poets Alojzija Zupan Sosič, Milan Šelj, Lukas Debeljak, and Brane Mozetič present their works.

  • 5 Sep 2025

    AustriaBad RadkersburgFrauenplatzThe Diagonale - Austrian Film Festival

    Anja Zag Golob reads new texts, accompanied by music, at the "Kino trifft Literatur - Diagonale - unterwegs" event.

  • 1 Sep 2025

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    4 Sep 2025

    CroatiaZagrebHNKFestival of World Literature

    Writers Lidija Dimkovska and Andrej E. Skubic and musician Žiga Golob participate in the 13th edition of the Festival of World Literature.

  • 3 Jul 2025

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    12 Jul 2025

    GermanyBerlinHaus für PoesiePoesiefestival Berlin

    Artist Urška Preis with a musical piece, and Ingo Jesen Vitman Ö with poetry, as poets from around the world gather at various venues across Berlin to present their poetry—often blending it with music, visual art, or installations.

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  • 26 Jun 2025

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    29 Jun 2025

    MontenegroPodgoricaKarver BookstoreWhere am I calling from? International Literary Festival

    Primož Repar, a writer, poet, and philosopher, as well as an editor, publisher, and organizer of various international scientific and cultural symposia, has published more than seventeen poetry collections, participating at the festival. Supported and co-financed by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Podgorica.

  • 14 Jun 2025

    United KingdomHamptonGarrick's Temple to ShakespeareShakespeare and the Slovenian School of Philosophy & Psychoanalysis

    Symposium exploring the connections between Shakespeare and the Slovenian School of Philosophy and Psychoanalysis. For the Slovenian School of Philosophy and Psychoanalysis, a loose association of thinkers which grew out of dissident movements in socialist Yugoslavia, Shakespeare has always been a reference point – especially Hamlet and its reception by Hegel, Marx, Freud and Lacan.

  • 1 Jun 2025

    United KingdomLondonSt. James's Square ParkLLIF European Writers

    Outdoor literary event, bringing together European writers, including Tina Perić, a prominent voice in contemporary Slovenian literature, known for her evocative style, exploring themes of identity, language, and the complexities of modern existence, delving into the intersections of individual memory and broader cultural narratives.

  • 13 May 2025

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    17 May 2025

    North MacedoniaSkopjeCultural and Information Centre, Skopje City MuseumSkopje City Festival

    Two days dedicated to Slovenian culture will include: the promotion of Dr Milan Jazbec's book "The Heavens Opened: Poetry for Magda", an exhibition of Magda Šalamon's photographic works and a concert by the Village Orchestra (on the 13 May), and a concert of the String Orchestra, featuring violinists Tanja Sonc and Nina Pirc, cellist Maruša Turjak Bogataj and violist Ribal Molaeb (on the 17 May). Supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Skopje.



Articles in category "Literature"

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