The Swedish Academy

The Swedish Academy is a prestigious cultural institution based in Stockholm, founded in 1786. It is best known for awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature each year, recognizing authors for their outstanding contributions to literature. The Academy consists of 18 members, who are elected for life, and focuses on promoting Swedish literature, language, and culture. It also supports various literary initiatives and research. The Academy plays a significant role in shaping literary discourse and preserving Sweden's literary heritage while celebrating the global literary community.