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Today, May 21, Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck, translated by Michael Hofmann, is announced as the winner of the International Booker Prize 2024
As Kairos becomes the first book translated from German to win the International Booker Prize, here’s everything you need to know about the novel
With many writers from the region already part of the Booker Prize canon, a new wave of powerful voices is driving a ‘second boom’ in LatAm literature in translation
In this episode of The Booker Prize Podcast, our hosts take a closer look at Crooked Plow, Mater 2-10, and Not a River, from this year’s International Prize shortlist
The librarians and booksellers taking part in our first Reading Challenge tell us what they enjoyed most about reading 2024’s best in translated fiction – and who they’re tipping to win
As we approach this year’s International Booker Prize ceremony, we’ve been putting your questions to the shortlisted authors and translators
As well as being recognised by International Booker Prize judges year after year, fiction from Japan and Korea is booming among English-speaking audiences, for a variety of reasons
As Sweden prepares to host this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, it’s the perfect moment to shine a spotlight on the country’s literary talent
This May, we’ve teamed up with The Notting Hill Bookshop in London, made famous by the 1999 Richard Curtis film, to showcase the world’s best translated fiction
