Dublin Literary Award 2024: Solenoid, by Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu, wins €100,000 prize
Solenoid, published by Deep Vellum, is the first book translated from Romanian to win the award
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Dublin Literary Award: Writer who found her feet as a chiropodist wins €100,000 prize
German Katja Oskamp shares award for Marzahn, Mon Amour with debut translator Jo Heinrich
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The Art of Losing wins €100,000 Dublin Literary Award
French author Alice Zeniter and her Irish translator Frank Wynne share prize
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Valeria Luiselli wins €100,000 Dublin Literary Award for Lost Children Archive
Mexican author Valeria Luiselli has won the 2021 Dublin Literary Award for Lost Children Archive. The novel, the first the author has written in English, follows an artist couple on a road trip from New York to Arizona with their two children in the heat of summer. As their parentsâ relationship frays, the children try to make sense of both their familyâs crisis and the larger one engulfing the news: the stories of thousands of children trying to cross the border into the US but getting detained or lost in the desert along the way. The winner was announced today online by Dublinâ...
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