The Nobel Prize for Literature is one of the world’s most prestigious literary honours, awarded each year by the Swedish Academy. It usually honours an author’s entire body of work. Winners include Toni Morrison, Gabriel García Márquez, Annie Ernaux, Albert Camus and Peter Handke.
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Bridging the Gender Divide: Warwick Prize for Women in Translation Spotlight
When a reader strolls into a bookshop, they enter a rich universe of literary imagination, yet historically, great swathes of stories from around the world have been missing from the shelves. While translated literature as […]
