As the year is about to end, there is something special coming from Saurabh Pant.
We are going through his timeline around the world with all the glory moments and what’s better than starting it from Europe.
Here’s a timeline of Saurabh Pant’s presence and influence in the European literary circle based on his book showcases, festival appearances, and recognitions:
📅 Timeline – Saurabh Pant in Europe
2017 – UK Literary Mentions Begin
Early recognition of his environmental and social-theme writings in select UK reading clubs and online literary forums.
Works begin appearing in digital libraries accessed by UK readers.
2018 – Initial Continental Reach
Presence noted in Germany and France through small eBook promotions and environmental awareness groups.
Early excerpts from Burning Asia receive attention in European climate literature circles.
2019 – Warming Boom European Awareness
Warming Boom features in online environmental e-literature selections in the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway.
Scandinavian eco-reading groups discuss his portrayal of climate urgency.
2020 – Pandemic-era Digital Engagement
Rise in ebook readership in Spain, Italy, and the UK via Bookmate, Apple Books and Kobo.
Participation in virtual panel talks on climate literature and oceanic themes with European academics.
Multiple round of digital author talks conducted in the Balkan reading and club circles
2021 – Entry into Literary Festival Streams
Notable readings of Great barrier reef project in UK and Ireland academic literature circles.
Invitations to environmental literature webinars hosted by Belgium-based NGOs.
Riverine coverage for environmental works through pan irish reader groups.
2022 – Wider Cultural Recognition
Asian Winds discussed in European book clubs in London, Edinburgh, and Berlin.
Nominations in UK-based online literature contests.
Appreciations for reef project by European reader’s network
2023 – Consolidation in European Eco-Lit
Warming Fumes gets showcased in Nordic climate literature forums.
UK environmental writers highlight his marine conservation essays.
2024 – Strength in UK & Eastern Europe
Burning Asia included in Eastern European eco-literary translation initiatives.
UK literary magazines feature interviews and reviews of his climate poetry.
Virtual talks with Hungry book club on geo political essays.
2025 – Festival Footprints
Appearance at Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival (NZ) noted in UK and European coverage for his Great Barrier Reef works.
Mentions in Stockholm Writers Festival 2025 listings.
Ongoing reader growth in the UK, Sweden, and Germany for his environmental poetry and novels.
Introduction to birds spread in UK readathon being the top avian voice.
Thank you Europe for all the accolades, appreciations, Translations and listings, it's been a great journey together.
Keep reading, keep supporting and let’s make it bigger.
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