Announcing the shortlist of the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation 2026. Congratulations to the authors, translators, and publishers!
The winner will be announced on 16 November.
For the full announcement: tinyurl.com/bdhfm9nx
ALT The six titles shortlisted for the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation are photographed on a table with their spines facing the camera. Part of the front cover of each book is visible.
📣 OCTOBER NEWSLETTER ALERT! 📣
This month, we're treating readers to a first look at our 2027 catalogue, filled with espionage, dark humour, detectives, heists and a man who became a legend...
Plus the first novel from our new imprint Labyrinth Press!
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Big wind 💨 and big rain 🌧️ outside.
Zelda has been out about five times, reported on the state of the world, got soaking wet, threw up once, but now she’s dry, warm and ready to sleep. Which is actually a perfect idea for today.
🌟 Into Thin Air 🌟 by @orjankarlsson, tr. from Norwegian by @ioagiles and published by @OrendaBooks is the winner of #PetronaAward2026 🎉 @west_camel
The Petrona Award celebrates the best Scandinavian crime novel of the year, translated into English and published in the UK.
🌟 Congratulations to the author, the translator and the publisher 🌟
The judges would like to highly commend BROKEN, the dark and compulsive police procedural by Jón Atli Jónasson, which is translated by @graskeggur and published by @CorylusB
nordiclighthouse.blog/2026/1… Before the announcement of the #PetronaAward 2026 Winner on 22 October, Karen, the Petrona Award administrator, decided that crime fiction cross-examination was required. Hence the introduction to 3 judges: Jackie, Sonja & Ewa (me), & questions & answers.