A book jurors say ‘flies us through a galaxy of departures and arrivals’ is named the Man Booker International Prize in London, author Olga Tokarczuk and translator Jennifer Croft sharing the £50,000 purse.
Man Booker International Prize Announces Its 2018 Shortlist
The 2018 Man Booker International shortlist spans four European languages: French, Spanish, Hungarian, Polish, and includes Han Kang and Deborah Smith, who won in 2016.
Man Booker International Prize Longlist: Books Translated From 10 Languages
Five world regions are represented in this year’s 13 longlisted books for the Man Booker International Prize, which divides its award between translator and author.
The US National Book Awards Go International With a Translation Prize
As nationalism continues to influence American politics, the National Book Awards adds a category for translated literature with ‘the power to touch us as American readers.’
Man Booker International 2018 Judges: Prize Honors Translator, Author
Five jurors based in the UK and North America will select the £50,000 Man Booker International Prize in the spring of 2018.
Author David Grossman and Translator Jessica Cohen Win the 2017 Man Booker International Prize
British-born translator Jessica Cohen and Israeli author David Grossman share the £50,000 Man Booker International purse for ‘A Horse Walks Into a Bar.’
Titles Translated from 11 Languages: The 2017 Man Booker International Longlist
From 126 books, the Man Booker International Prize longlist honors 13 ‘compulsively readable and ferociously intelligent’ titles translated into English.
László Krasznahorkai Takes Man Booker International Prize
Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai has won the £60,000 Man Booker International Prize for his ‘achievement in fiction on the world stage.’
Man Booker International Prize 2015 Finalist’s List Announced
Authors representing 10 countries — 6 countries for the first time — are included on the shortlist for the Man Booker International Prize.
Is The Man Booker International Prize Not International Enough?
Does the Man Booker International Prize lose credibility by overlooking works in translation while favoring books originally written in English?