National Translation Award
American Literary Translators Association (ALTA)
National Translation Award by year
National Translation Award in our archive: 267 books across 20 years, 2006 to 2025.
- 202524 books · 2 winners
- 202424 books · 2 winners
- 202324 books · 2 winners
- 202219 books · 2 winners
- 202124 books · 2 winners
- 202022 books · 2 winners
- 201924 books · 2 winners
- 201824 books · 2 winners
- 201724 books · 2 winners
- 201621 books · 2 winners
- 201524 books · 2 winners
- 20145 books · 1 winner
- 20131 book · 1 winner
- 20121 book · 1 winner
- 20111 book · 1 winner
- 20101 book · 1 winner
- 20091 book · 1 winner
- 20081 book · 1 winner
- 20071 book · 1 winner
- 20061 book · 1 winner
About the National Translation Award
Every winning, shortlisted and longlisted book for ALTA's National Translation Award, listed once per category at its highest level. Year is the award year ALTA uses; books were published the year before. The award has been split into Poetry and Prose since 2015. Before 2015 it was one award, so 2006-2014 rows use the category Translation instead of guessing a genre. Only ALTA sources are used: the ALTA blog (literarytranslators.wordpress.com) for 2014-2024 longlist, shortlist and winner announcements, literarytranslators.org news posts for 2025, and the ALTA awards database for the 2006-2013 winners. 2006-2013 cover winners only; ALTA published no shortlists or longlists for them that we could find. 2014 covers the shortlist of five; its longlist is no longer online. Translators are credited in the translator field. Anthologies credit their editors as author. A few translator name typos in the blog posts follow the spelling in the ALTA awards database. ALTA's other prizes, such as the Lucien Stryk Asian Translation Prize and the Italian Prose in Translation Award, are left out.
Organization: American Literary Translators Association (ALTA). Years are award years, which can differ from publication years. Official site (opens in a new tab)