Ana Pessoa (born 1982) is a Portuguese writer of fiction for young adults. Born in Lisbon, she read Modern Languages and Literatures — Portuguese and German — at the Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon, and has lived in Brussels since 2007, where she works as a translator. Her first book, O Caderno Vermelho da Rapariga Karateca (2012), illustrated by Bernardo Carvalho, won the Branquinho da Fonseca Prize in its juvenile category in 2011; Supergigante followed, and her short fiction ha...
Annelies Beck is a Belgian journalist and author who writes about history and current events. She contributed to the anthology Europa28 and has written several novels about people living through times of political change. Her work is informed by her long career in international news reporting.
Apolena Rychlíková is a Czech journalist and filmmaker who writes about social justice and political issues. She is a contributor to the essay collection Europa28, which features women and non-binary writers from across the continent. Her work focuses on the realities of modern European life and labor rights.
Asja Bakić is a Bosnian writer known for her contribution to the speculative fiction anthology Europa28. She writes short stories that blend science fiction with feminist themes, as seen in her collections Mars
Bronka Nowicka is a Polish writer and visual artist who works in poetry and experimental prose. She is a contributor to the Europa28 anthology and won the Nike Literary Award for her debut collection. Her writing often explores the links between memory and physical objects.
Carine Krecke is a French writer and artist who works with both text and visual media. She is a contributor to the Europa28 anthology, a collection focused on the future of Europe. Her
Caroline Muscat is an investigative journalist from Malta who reports on corruption and human rights. She is a contributor to the anthology Europa28, which features writing from women across the European continent. Her work focuses on transparency and social justice.
Edurne Portela is a Spanish writer and essayist known for her fiction about memory and the legacy of violence. She contributed to the Europa28 anthology and has written several novels, including Los ojos cerrados. Her stories look at how history shapes the lives of ordinary people.
Gloria Daisy Wekker is an Afro-Surinamese Dutch emeritus professor (Utrecht University) and writer who has focused on gender studies and sexuality in the Afro-Caribbean region and diaspora. She was the winner of the Ruth Benedict Prize from the American Anthropological Association in 2007.
Hilary Cottam is a social entrepreneur and writer who focuses on redesigning social systems and welfare. She is a contributor to Europa28, an anthology of essays by women about the
Ioana Nicolaie is a Romanian writer who produces novels, poetry, and stories for children. She is a contributor to the Europa28 anthology, which features women writers and thinkers from across the continent. Her work often focuses on memory and the landscape of her upbringing.
Janne Teller is a Danish author known for her philosophical fiction and essays, including her work on the Europa28 collection. Before writing full-time, she worked as a macro
Julya Rabinowich is an Austrian author and playwright who writes about migration and the search for identity. She contributed to the Europa28 anthology and is known for her direct stories about refugees and young people. Her work focuses on how
Kapka Kassabova writes narrative non-fiction and poetry about the history and geography of the Balkans. She is known for books like Border and her work in the anthology Europa28. Her writing focuses on the lives of people living near political and natural boundaries.
Karolina Ramqvist is a Swedish novelist and journalist who writes about power and modern society. She contributed to the Europa28 anthology and is recognized for her clear, direct style. Her books
Leïla Slimani, née le 3 octobre 1981 à Rabat au Maroc, est une journaliste et écrivaine franco-marocaine. Elle a notamment reçu le prix Goncourt 2016 pour son deuxième roman, Chanson douce.
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Leïla Slimani (born 3 October 1981) is a French-Moroccan writer and journalist. She is also a French diplomat in her capacity as the personal representative of the French president to the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie.In 2016, she was awarded the Prix Goncourt for her nove...
Lisa Dwan is an Irish writer and performer who contributed to the anthology Europa28. She is best known for her work in theatre and her writing on European identity and social change.
Maarja Kangro is an Estonian writer and translator known for her sharp poetry and short stories. She contributed to the anthology Europa28 and has won several national awards for her fiction. Her work is
Nora Ikstena is a Latvian author best known for her novel Soviet Milk and her contribution to the Europa28 anthology. Her writing often explores how political history shapes personal lives and family relationships. She
Nora Nadjarian is a Cypriot poet and short story writer who focuses on themes of identity and displacement. She is a contributor to the Europa28 anthology and has published several collections, including Girl, Wolf, Bones.
Renata Salecl is a philosopher and sociologist who writes about the psychology of choice and modern anxiety. She is a contributor to the Europa28 collection and focuses on how legal and social structures shape our daily lives.
Saara Turunen is a Finnish author and playwright who writes about modern identity and the lives of women. She is a contributor to the Europa28 anthology and has written several novels and plays. Her work
Sarah Cleave is an editor and writer specializing in international literature and translated fiction. She edited Europa28, an anthology featuring twenty-eight women and non-binary writers from across Europe. Her work focuses on contemporary European perspectives and social issues.
Silvia Bencivelli is an Italian science journalist and broadcaster who writes about medicine and the history of research. She contributed to the anthology Europa28, a collection of essays and stories about the future of Europe. Her work focuses on making complex scientific ideas clear for a general audience.
Sofia Kouvelaki is a writer and humanitarian who contributed to the anthology Europa28. She writes non-fiction about the future of Europe, drawing on her background in social activism
Sophie Hughes is a translator and editor known for her work on the novel Woodworm and the anthology Europa28. She focuses on bringing contemporary international fiction to English-speaking readers. Her projects highlight modern voices from across Europe and the Spanish-speaking world.
Tereza Nvotova is a Slovak filmmaker and writer who contributed to the anthology Europa28. Her work focuses on social issues and the political future of Europe. She splits her
Yvonne Hofstetter is a German lawyer and author who writes about how technology and data collection affect modern politics. She contributed to the anthology Europa28, a collection of essays and stories from women across the continent. Her work examines the relationship between artificial intelligence and the future of democracy.
Zsofia Ban is a Hungarian writer and art historian who writes fiction and essays. She is a contributor to the anthology Europa28 and the author of the collection Night School. Her work often focuses on European history and the visual arts.
Zydrune Vitaite is a writer and technology professional who contributed to the anthology Europa28. Her work focuses on the future of Europe and the role of innovation in modern society. She is also a co-founder of initiatives that help women build careers in the tech sector.