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THE SHORTLIST for the
2010 Independent Foreign Fiction Prize was announced on April 16, 2010. Awarded to an exceptional novel from another language (and which has been translated and published in the U.K.), the award of £10,000 is shared equally between novelist and translator. Here are the shortlisted titles and the names of the authors and translators:
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1.
Brodeck’s Report (trans. from the French by
John Cullen) (MacLehose Press, 2009) /
Philippe Claudel2.
The Blind Side of the Heart (trans. from the German by
Anthea Bell) (Harvill Secker, 2009/Vintage, 2010) /
Julia Franck3.
Fists (trans. from the Italian by
Howard Curtis) (Pushkin Press, 2009) /
Pietro Grossi4.
Broken Glass (trans. from the French by
Helen Stevenson) (Serpent’s Tail, 2009) /
Alain Mabanckou5.
The Dark Side of Love (trans. from the German by
Anthea Bell) (Arabia Books, 2009) /
Rafik Schami6.
Chowringhee (trans. from the Bengali by
Arunava Sinha) (Atlantic Books, 2009) /
Sankar
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Colombian novelist
Evelio Rosero’s
The Armies (trans. from the Spanish by
Anne McLean) won the prize in 2009. The winner of the 2010 prize will be announced on May 13, 2010.
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