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[[Beletrina Publishing Institute]] is leading and coordinating this project which currently includes 11 countries, 55 poets and 11 festivals. These include Ars Poetica (Slovakia), Genoa International Poetry Festival (Italy), Ůmeas Internationella Litteraturfestival (Sweden), Instytut Kultury Miejskiej (Poland), Ledbury Poetry Festival (Great Britain), Struski veceri na poezijata (Macedonia), Poetinis Druskininku Ruduo (Lithuania), Felix Poetry Festival (Belgium), Goranovo Prolječe Croatia), Literature & Wine Festival (Austria) and [[Days of Poetry and Wine Festival]] (Slovenija, organised by [[Beletrina Publishing Institute|Beletrina]].
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[[Beletrina Publishing Institute]] is leading and coordinating this project which currently includes 11 countries, 55 poets and 11 festivals. These include Ars Poetica (Slovakia), Genoa International Poetry Festival (Italy), Ůmeas Internationella Litteraturfestival (Sweden), Instytut Kultury Miejskiej (Poland), Ledbury Poetry Festival (Great Britain), Struski veceri na poezijata (Macedonia), Poetinis Druskininku Ruduo (Lithuania), Felix Poetry Festival (Belgium), Goranovo Prolječe Croatia), Literature & Wine Festival (Austria) and [[Days of Poetry and Wine Festival]] (Slovenia, organised by [[Beletrina Publishing Institute|Beletrina]].
  
 
Some of the poets involved are [[Katja Perat]] (Slovenia), Krystyna Dąbrowska (Poland), Vladimir Martinovski (Macedonia), Vytautas Stankus (Lithuania), Mária Ferenčuhová (Slovakia), David Vikgren (Sweden), Eleanor Rees (Great Britain) and Cristoph W. Bauer (Austria).  
 
Some of the poets involved are [[Katja Perat]] (Slovenia), Krystyna Dąbrowska (Poland), Vladimir Martinovski (Macedonia), Vytautas Stankus (Lithuania), Mária Ferenčuhová (Slovakia), David Vikgren (Sweden), Eleanor Rees (Great Britain) and Cristoph W. Bauer (Austria).  

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Beletrina, Beethovnova 9/I, SI-1000 Ljubljana


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Versopolis is a European-wide project that at the same time functions as a professional network and a web based platform for connecting European national poetry scenes. These are represented by an annually selected cast of poets and various international poetry & literature festivals, who oblige themselves to invite a set number of these poets and present them to their audiences. This way aspiring and emerging poets get to reach an international audience and at the same time meet poets and literature professionals from other countries.

With the very language specific nature of poetry, Versopolis takes care for the translations of the works by the poets involved, thus in the first place even enabling such a project. This in itself was launched in 2014, with the website set up and the first exchanges taking place in 2015.


Besides communicating the works of the selected poets to the festival selectors, Versopolis.com strives to also position itself – by means of a webportal – as a nodal point for European poetry. As this is otherwise predominantly dispersed on the web on a national basis, Versopolis aims for a more open and diverse European culture of poetry. As such, Versopolis is supported by the European Commission’s Creative Europe programme.

Beletrina Publishing Institute is leading and coordinating this project which currently includes 11 countries, 55 poets and 11 festivals. These include Ars Poetica (Slovakia), Genoa International Poetry Festival (Italy), Ůmeas Internationella Litteraturfestival (Sweden), Instytut Kultury Miejskiej (Poland), Ledbury Poetry Festival (Great Britain), Struski veceri na poezijata (Macedonia), Poetinis Druskininku Ruduo (Lithuania), Felix Poetry Festival (Belgium), Goranovo Prolječe Croatia), Literature & Wine Festival (Austria) and Days of Poetry and Wine Festival (Slovenia, organised by Beletrina.

Some of the poets involved are Katja Perat (Slovenia), Krystyna Dąbrowska (Poland), Vladimir Martinovski (Macedonia), Vytautas Stankus (Lithuania), Mária Ferenčuhová (Slovakia), David Vikgren (Sweden), Eleanor Rees (Great Britain) and Cristoph W. Bauer (Austria).

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