With the support of the Creative Europe Programme Perseus Publishing House published a series of ten high quality literary works by the best emerging authors throughout Europe and European literary classics, which have an actual impact on the contemporary readers. Four of the new emerging authors are winners of the 2013 EU Prize for Literature: Isabelle Wéry (Marilyn Désossée), Katri Lipson (Jäätelökauppias), Marica Bodrožić (Tito ist tot) and Cristian Crusat (Breve teoría del viaje y el desierto), while the other two are also talented young authors, awarded with important literary awards - the Finnish-Estonian writer Sofi Oksanen (Kun kyyhkyset katosivat) and the young Norwegian author Helga Flatland (Bli hvis du kan. Reis hvis du må). The series includes four quality works of classic authors: the Irishman William Butler Yeats (John Sherman & Dhoya) and the Dane Karl Gjellerup (Møllen), both Nobel Prize Laureats for Literature) as well as the English Victorian realist novelist WM Thackeray (The Memoirs of Barry Lyndon, Esq.) and the French modernist "decadent" Joris-Karl Huysmans (À rebours). This way the project reflects the cultural and linguistic diversity of creative Europe - through the inclusion of authors with different styles from nine countries and translations from 7 languages. The translation was made both from widespread languages (English, French, German and Spanish) and less common ones (Finnish, Norwegian and Danish). The publishing of these books provides access for the Bulgarian readers' audience to the achievements of the latest European literature and the European literary classics. All 10 works were published in printed format and six of them were also issued as e-books. The titles were very well promoted through attractive events and visits by authors and translators, as well as presentations on all major book fairs, festivals and bazaars in Bulgaria.