International Dublin Literary Award
Dublin City Council, with libraries around the world nominating titles
One of the richest literary prizes in the world, awarded annually for a novel written or translated into English. Titles are nominated by public libraries in cities across the globe, giving the award a distinctly international scope, and both original English-language works and translated fiction are eligible.
Latest winner · 2026
- Gliff · Ali Smith
Next · expected March 2027
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2026
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In Late Summer
Magdalena Blažević
- Live FastShortlisted
Brigitte Giraud
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- What I Know About YouShortlisted
Éric Chacour
2025
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- We Are LightShortlisted
Gerda Blees
2024
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- The Sleeping Car PorterShortlisted
Suzette Mayr
2023
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- EmShortlisted
Kim Thuy
- Love NovelShortlisted
Ivana Sajko
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2022
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- Noopiming: The Cure for White LadiesShortlisted
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
- Remote SympathyShortlisted
Catherine Chidgey
- The Art of FallingShortlisted
Danielle McLaughlin
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2021
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2020
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- DisorientalShortlisted
Négar Djavadi
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- History of ViolenceShortlisted
Édouard Louis
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2019
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2018
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- Baba Dunja's Last LoveShortlisted
Alina Bronsky
- Distant LightShortlisted
Antonio Moresco
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- The Woman Next DoorShortlisted
Yewande Omotoso
2017
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- Confession of the LionessShortlisted
Mia Couto
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- The Prophets of Eternal FjordShortlisted
Kim Leine
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- Under the Udala TreesShortlisted
Chinelo Okparanta
2016
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- Academy StreetShortlisted
Mary Costello
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- Diary of the FallShortlisted
Michel Laub
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- Our Lady of the NileShortlisted
Scholastique Mukasonga
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2015
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- Horses of GodShortlisted
Mahi Binebine
- K.Shortlisted
Bernardo Kucinski
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- SpartaShortlisted
Roxana Robinson
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2014
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- AbsolutionShortlisted
Patrick Flanery
- My Struggle 1: A Death in the FamilyShortlisted
Karl Ove Knausgård
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- The Light of AmsterdamShortlisted
David Park
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- Traveller of the CenturyShortlisted
Andrés Neuman
2013
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The Faster I Walk, the Smaller I Am
Kjersti Annesdatter Skomsvold
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- The Tragedy of ArthurShortlisted
Arthur Phillips
2012
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- LimassolShortlisted
Yishai Sarid
- MatterhornShortlisted
Karl Marlantes
- Rocks in the BellyShortlisted
Jon Bauer
- The Eternal SonShortlisted
Cristóvão Tezza
- The Matter with MorrisShortlisted
David Bergen
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2011
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- After the Fire, A Still Small VoiceShortlisted
Evie Wyld
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2010
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- God's Own CountryShortlisted
Ross Raisin
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- The Elegance of the HedgehogShortlisted
Muriel Barbery
2009
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- RavelShortlisted
Jean Echenoz
- The Archivist's StoryShortlisted
Travis Holland
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2008
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- Let It Be MorningShortlisted
Sayed Kashua
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- The Sweet & Simple KindShortlisted
Yasmine Gooneratne
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2007
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- Extremely Loud & Incredibly CloseShortlisted
Jonathan Safran Foer
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- The Short Day DyingShortlisted
Peter Hobbs
2006
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- An Altered LightShortlisted
Jens Christian Grøndahl
- Breaking the TongueShortlisted
Vyvyane Loh
- Don't MoveShortlisted
Margaret Mazzantini
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- The LogogryphShortlisted
Thomas Wharton
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2005
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- DeafeningShortlisted
Frances Itani
- ElleShortlisted
Douglas Glover
- Gardening at NightShortlisted
Diane Awerbuck
- Phantom PainShortlisted
Arnon Grunberg
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- The Half BrotherShortlisted
Lars Saabye Christensen
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2004
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- Balthasar's OdysseyShortlisted
Amin Maalouf
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- Earth and AshesShortlisted
Atiq Rahimi
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2003
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- The Ash GardenShortlisted
Dennis Bock
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- The Migrant Painter of BirdsShortlisted
Lídia Jorge
- The Visit of the Royal PhysicianShortlisted
Per Olov Enquist
2002
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- MadameShortlisted
Antoni Libera
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- The Last SamuraiShortlisted
Helen DeWitt
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2001
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- The Clay Machine-GunShortlisted
Victor Pelevin
- The Love You Promised MeShortlisted
Silvia Molina
- The True History of ParadiseShortlisted
Margaret Cezair-Thompson
1998
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- SaltShortlisted
Earl Lovelace
- The Counting HouseShortlisted
David Dabydeen
- The Englishman's BoyShortlisted
Guy Vanderhaeghe
- The Glade Within the GroveShortlisted
David Foster
- The Pope's RhinocerosShortlisted
Lawrence Norfolk
1997
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- A Tiler's AfternoonShortlisted
Lars Gustafsson
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- Novel Without a NameShortlisted
Dương Thu Hương
- Pereira MaintainsShortlisted
Antonio Tabucchi
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1996
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- The Following StoryShortlisted
Cees Nooteboom
- The Gospel According to Jesus ChristShortlisted
José Saramago
- The LawsShortlisted
Connie Palmen
Frequently asked questions
- Who won the International Dublin Literary Award in 2026?
- “Gliff” by Ali Smith won the International Dublin Literary Award in 2026.
- Who are the most recent International Dublin Literary Award winners?
- 2026: “Gliff” by Ali Smith; 2025: “The Adversary” by Michael Crummey; 2024: “Solenoid” by Mircea Cărtărescu; 2023: “Marzahn, Mon Amour” by Katja Oskamp; 2022: “The Art of Losing” by Alice Zeniter.