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  • On June 13, 2014
  • By brendan

Watch Juan Gabriel Vásquez’s acceptance speech.

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Transcript of Juan Gabriel Vásquez’s Speech

Juan Gabriel Vásquez wins the 2014 Award for The Sound of Things Falling

The 2019 Shortlist is Announced

39 novels in translation on the 2019 longlist

141 novels on the 2019 longlist

Mike Mc Cormack’s Solar Bones is the winner of the 2018 award!

The 2018 shortlist is announced, 5th April

150 books on the 2018 longlist, announced Monday 6th November!

6 Dutch language novels on the 2018 longlist!

22 English & Scottish novels on the 2018 longlist!

35 American novels on the 2018 longlist!

13 novels from Australia & New Zealand on the 2018 longlist!

14 Canadian novels on the 2018 longlist!

48 novels in translation on the 2018 longlist!

5 German novels on the 2018 longlist!

3 Icelandic novels on the 2018 longlist!

3 Norwegian novels on the 2018 longlist!

3 South African novels on the 2018 longlist!

4 Indian novels on the 2018 longlist!

Reputations

2018 Printable Longlist

Libraries 2018

3 American authors on the 2017 shortlist

2017 Shortlist – General Press Release

Video Archive

The 2016 shortlist is announced!

Judges’ Citation – 2014 Winner

Ten books shortlisted for the 2014 Award

2014 – The Sound of Things Falling

Libraries 2014

2010 Longlist

2012 Longlist

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