Independent Foreign Fiction Prize 2013 launches
We are now accepting entries from publishers, agents and authors for the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize 2013!
The Independent Foreign Prize honours the best work of fiction by a living author, which has been translated into English from any other language and published in the United Kingdom. Uniquely, the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize gives the winning author and translator equal status: each receives £5,000.
First awarded in 1990 to Orhan Pamuk and translator Victoria Holbrook for The White Castle, the Prize ran until 1995 and was then revived in 2000 with the support of Arts Council England, who continue to fund the award. The 2012 prize was won by Aharon Appelfeld and translator Jeffrey M Green for Blooms of Darkness.
Both email and postal entries are accepted. For full details of eligibility and how to enter, see the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize page
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