TA First Translation Prize

The TA First Translation Prize was established by Daniel Hahn in 2017 and is awarded annually to for a debut literary translation, to be shared equally between the first-time translator and their editor.
About the prize.
The prize was established by Daniel Hahn in 2017, who donated half of his winnings from the International Dublin Literary Award - for his translation of José Eduardo Agualusa's "A General Theory of Oblivion" from Portuguese - to help establish a new prize for debut literary translation.
Hahn said: “I was very fortunate to have been named as one of the winners of the International Dublin Literary Award, alongside my friend José Eduardo Agualusa (the first writer I ever translated). Obviously, I’m as broke as the next translator, but the prize pot of the IDLA is so generous that even half of it is a sizeable amount to keep; so, I’m giving the other half to support the first few years of a new prize, which will be run by the Society of Authors."
Winners and Shortlistees.
2020.
Judges: Daniel Hahn, Maureen Freely and Max Porter.
Winner: Nicholas Glastonbury and Saba Ahmed (editor) for a translation of "Every Fire You Tend" by Sema Kaygusuz (Tilted Axis Press). Translated from Turkish.
Runner-up: Nicholas Royle and Tim Shearer (editor) for a translation of "Pharricide" by Vincent de Swarte (Confingo Publishing). Translated from French.
Shortlist:
2019.
Judges: Daniel Hahn, Ellie Steel, and Shaun Whiteside.
Winner: Morgan Giles and Saba Ahmed (editor) for a translation of "Tokyo Ueno Station" by Yu Miri (Tilted Axis Press). Translated from Japanese.
Runner-up: Charlotte Whittle and Bella Bosworth (editor) for a translation of "People in the Room" by Norah Langé (And Other Stories). Translated from Spanish.
Shortlist:
2018.
Judges: Philip Gwyn Jones, Daniel Hahn, and Margaret Jull Costa<br>
Winner: "The Impossible Fairytale" by Han Yujoo, translated by Janet Hong, edited by Ethan Nosowsky (Titled Axis Press)
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Shortlist:
2017.
Judges: Rosalind Harvey, Bill Swainson, and Daniel Hahn<br>
Winner: "Second-hand Time" by Svetlana Alexievich, translated from the Russian by Bela Shayevich, edited by Jacques Testard (Fitzcarraldo Editions)<br>
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