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Podcast: A Reading & Interview with Mike McCormack, 2018 winner

Solar Bones – judges’ citation

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

On May 3, 2018
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Highlights from the 2018 Shortlist Announcement

The 2018 shortlist is announced, 5th April

Fiction Matters 2018

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

4 Indian novels on the 2018 longlist!

3 South African novels on the 2018 longlist!

3 Norwegian novels on the 2018 longlist!

3 Icelandic novels on the 2018 longlist!

6 Dutch language novels on the 2018 longlist!

5 German novels on the 2018 longlist!

48 novels in translation on the 2018 longlist!

14 Canadian novels on the 2018 longlist!

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

35 American novels on the 2018 longlist!

22 English & Scottish novels on the 2018 longlist!

Podcast: A reading & interview with the 2017 winners, José Eduardo Agualusa and Daniel Hahn

The 2017 winner is announced!

3 African authors on the 2017 shortlist

3 American authors on the 2017 shortlist

2017 Shortlist – General Press Release

Fiction Matters – Newsletter of the Award

6 African novels on the 2017 longlist

4 Indian novels on the 2017 longlist

William Trevor

147 novels longlisted for the 2017 International DUBLIN Literary Award

23 British novels on the 2017 longlist

16 novels from Australia and New Zealand on the 2017 longlist

15 Canadian novels on the 2017 longlist

42 American novels on the 2017 longlist

4 Dutch novels on the 2017 longlist

On September 1, 2016
By cathy

Highlights from the 2016 Winner Announcement, 9th June 2016

2016 Winner – Akhil Sharma Reading and Q&A

10 Canadian novels on the 2016 longlist

11 novels translated from German on the 2016 longlist

10 novels from Australia and 3 from New Zealand on the 2016 longlist

44 American books on the 2016 longlist

25 British novels on the 2016 longlist

Jim Crace Winner Acceptance Speech 2015

Judges’ Citation – 2014 Winner

Transcript of Juan Gabriel Vásquez’s Speech

Fiction Matters, the newsletter of the award

Fiction Matters, February 2017