2013 IMPAC Dublin Literary Award shortlist announced
Ten novels have been shortlisted for the 2013 IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, including five novels that have been translated into English. The shortlisted titles are: City of Bohane by Kevin...
Australian, NZ authors on IMPAC Dublin 2013 longlist
A number of books by Australian and New Zealand authors have been longlisted for the 2013 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Books by Australian authors on the longlist are: What the...
Australian, NZ authors on IMPAC Dublin 2012 longlist
A number of Australian and New Zealand authors are among those whose works have been longlisted for the 2012 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Australian authors include: Jon Bauer (Rocks...
Australian, NZ authors on IMPAC Dublin 2012 longlist
A number of Australian and New Zealand authors are among those whose works have been longlisted for the 2012 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Australian authors include: Jon Bauer (Rocks...
Oz authors make 2011 IMPAC shortlist
Australian authors David Malouf, Craig Silvey and Evie Wyld have been shortlisted for the 2011 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Malouf has been nominated for Ransom (Vintage) and Silvey has...
Australian, NZ authors make 2011 IMPAC longlist
A number of Australian and New Zealand authors are among those whose works have been longlisted for the 2011 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Australian authors Kalinda Ashton (The Danger...
Colmer shares IMPAC Dublin award
Amsterdam-based Australian translator David Colmer is the co-winner of this year's International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award for his translation of The Twin by Gerband Bakker (Scribe) from Dutch into English.Colmer,...
Australian, New Zealand authors on IMPAC longlist
Several Australian and New Zealand authors are among those whose works have been longlisted for the 2010 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Longlisted titles include: People of the Book (Geraldine...
Australian and New Zealand authors on IMPAC longlist
Australian and New Zealand authors are well represented on this year's International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award longlist. Among those listed are Steven Carroll; J M Coetzee, Matthew Condon, Nicholas Drayson,...
‘De Niro’s Game’ wins IMPAC award
De Niro's Game by Lebanese author Rawi Hage (Picador) is the winner of this year's International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. With prize money of €100,000 (A$165,000) the IMPAC award is...
Gail Jones on IMPAC shortlist
Dreams of Speaking by Gail Jones (Vintage) is one of eight titles on the shortlist for the €100,000 (A$160,000) IMPAC award, the world's richest single prize for a work of...
Petterson picks up IMPAC Dublin Literary Award
Norwegian author Per Petterson has won this year's IMPAC Dublin Literary Award for his novel Out Stealing Horses (Vintage), described as ‘a poignant and moving tale of a changing perspective...
Coetzee on IMPAC shortlist
Australian resident J M Coetzee is one of eight authors in the running for this year's Dublin IMPAC Award, one of the world's most valuable literary awards.The shortlisted titles are:Arthur...
Aussie and NZ authors make IMPAC Award longlist
A number of books by Australian and New Zealand authors have been included in the 138-title longlist for the 2007 IMPAC Dublin Literary Award.Geraldine Brooks (March, HarperCollins), Brian Castro (The...
Prizes galore: Johnson, Tait and IMPAC
A number of major overseas literary prizes have been announced in the last week: the Samuel Johnson Prize for Nonfiction, the IMPAC award and the James Tait Black Memorial prize.James...